Bald Eagle NO MORE! Written on January 31, 2011, by Zack.
“Powerful, large, loud, and threatening to animal species the world over–I was the high-flying symbol of the American dream. I was adored by presidents, immortalized in song, bedazzled onto jean jackets. Video of me flying in slow motion featured prominently in everything from National Geographic specials to Tea Party fundraisers’ PowerPoint presentations. But still, I [...]
New Work. And yes, it’s bird-related. Written on April 5, 2010, by Zack.
I’ve been frequenting the children’s book blog Vintage Kids’ Books My Kid Loves for a few months now, and if you visit the site (which you should) it’s easy to see why. Burgin, who runs the blog, posts near-daily scans and summaries of some of the best-loved and sometimes unjustly-forgotten gems from the 50s to 80s — [...]
Why do they call it a Red-Breasted Sapsucker? Written on March 23, 2010, by Zack.
FUN FACT: Did you know a group of Red-Breasted Sapsuckers is called a “Slurp”? Did you also know the core audience of this blog isn’t mature enough to be trusted with any of this information? It’s true! —————- Remember, you can always find me on Twitter and Etsy!
They’re always after his lucky charms. He’s always pillaging their villages. Written on March 17, 2010, by Zack.
A drawing in honor of St. Patrick’s Day: It’s a leper Khan. You’re welcome. —————- Remember, you can always find me on Twitter and Etsy!
Birds of the Pacific Northwest Written on March 1, 2010, by Zack.
Practicing the new drawing style by rendering some of my favorite local birds. The Bald Eagle from last week was originally supposed to be included in this collection, but I decided I didn’t want him harassing all the cool birds. —————- Remember, you can always find me on Twitter and Etsy!