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Thank you. 2007-1

Posted in Issues/Opinions on January 28th, 2008 by PM

Upon reviewing “links” with other bloggers during 2007 PM would like to thank those who linked, contributed, or commented though did not show up as links and/or were not included in our posts. Here’s a partial list of bloggers who I hope will continue to have dialogs with PM.

Andy Beard
A Side of Cartoons. Please.
Border Wars: A border collie blog
Catnip Corner
Fishalicious
Gigicogo
Jottings from Jersey
Little Miss Attila
Petvlr.com
Poeartica
Raven’s Roads
Speedcat Hollydale
the dog log
the laid.back buddhist

Visit these sites. Woof!

Caw to art! #6

Posted in Artworks, Birds, Caw to art!, Gallery on January 25th, 2008 by PM

Caw to art! is an effort to showcase pets and animals in an ARTFUL manner. A photograph, fine art, a scribble, sculpture. A poem, a monologue, a short story, motion.

Submissions: Beginning Wednesday 1/23/08 thru Friday—and maybe
a bit longer…

Mad Kane’s Humor Blog submits Ode to a greedy squirrel
Only in the Apple submits And on the 8th day, God created the iPod.
The Dreaming Tree submits Fantasy don’t get no respect.

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8th day
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Fantasy

Still steeping…
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…in the meantime. Questions? Comments? Editor’s note: please look at Comment 1 below for more C2a! details as well as look at the previous editions of Caw to art!

and while you are curating your submissions don’t forget Friday Ark roster for this weekend. And Carnival of the Cats which goes up every Sunday.

Elephant polo.

Posted in Mammals, Oddly enough on January 25th, 2008 by PM

Just when one is ready to despair there won’t be a submission for Friday Ark this comes in. Photographer Dana Neibert just posted a few images from his latest adventure in Thailand…

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Dana Neibert
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Dana Neibert
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Dana Neibert
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A little curiosity goes further: several associations and his and her offerings in elephant polo accessories: puffers, scarfs, T-shirts.

This from Elepolo: Elepolo is the official clothing range for the World Elephant Polo Association, it has been developed and sold in connection with the yearly WEPA tournaments at Tiger Tops in Chitwan, Nepal.

At the heart of Elephant Polo and the Elepolo clothing range lies the love of the elephants to ensure that they are well-looked after and cared for.
5% of the sales of the Elepolo items are donated to the International Trust for Nature and Conservation supporting the protection and coservation of endangered species in Nepal, Thailand and India (itnc.org).

Elepolo through their cooperation with Joules clothing also supports the Esther Benjamin Trust in Nepal, which among other things are working with former prison children, former street children and children rescued from circuses (ebtrust.org.uk).

Pick me ups:
Sugar cane or rice balls packed with vitamins (molasses and rock salt) shall be given to the elephants at the end of the match; and a cold beer, or soft drinks for the drivers, but not vice versa.

Additional links World Elephant Polo Association Elephant Polo Accessories

2 elephants and a ladey. Avedon.

Posted in Artworks, Caw to art!, Mammals on January 9th, 2008 by PM

I really don’t know if they emailed me or I found them.

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Richard Avedon

But the connection was very late 12/07. Nonetheless, when the home page featured the image above… Not what I expected. Not the best of Rollingstone or vignettes in Vanity Fair. PM being an animal appreciation platform could not resist. What better way to bookmark this site than to put it in your blog? Featured in Caw to Art! #5

via Avedon Foundation

Three wise monkeys.

Posted in Artworks, Caw to art!, Mammals on January 9th, 2008 by PM

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Mark Fredrickson
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Mark A. Fredrickson lives in Tucson, Arizona. He attended Tennessee Temple College in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he studied drawing and photography. He continued his education at the University of Arizona. In his senior year, Mark’s interest shifted from fine art to a career in commercial illustration. via (Angelos/paintalicious.org) Featured in Caw to Art! #5

The three wise monkeys (Japanese: san’en or sanzaru, or sanbiki no saru, literally “three monkeys”) are a pictorial maxim. Together they embody the proverbial principle to “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil”. The three monkeys are Mizaru, covering his eyes, who sees no evil; Kikazaru, covering his ears, who hears no evil; and Iwazaru, covering his mouth, who speaks no evil.

Sometimes there is a fourth monkey depicted with the three others; the last one, Shizaru, symbolizes the principle of “do no evil”. He may be covering his abdomen or crotch, or just crossing his arms. ( wikipedia.org )

Caw to art! #5

Posted in Artworks, Caw to art!, Gallery on January 7th, 2008 by PM

Caw to art! is an effort to showcase pets and animals in an ARTFUL manner. A photograph, fine art, a scribble, sculpture. A poem, a monologue, a short story, motion.

Submissions: Beginning Wednesday 1/9/08 thru Friday—and maybe
a bit longer…

•Thea Burger submits Pigs.
•Paintalicious submits Janet Skiles
•Paintalicious submits Mark Fredrickson
•Diane Clancy submits Freckles in flowers. II
•petmonologues submits 2 elephants and a ladey. Avedon
•Kiana Fecteau submits Jake

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Pigs
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Janet Skiles
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Mark Fredrickson
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Freckles in flowers. II
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2 elephants and a ladey. Avedon

Still steeping…
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…in the meantime. Questions? Comments? Editor’s note: please look at Comment 1 below for more C2a! details as well as look at the previous editions of Caw to art!

and while you are curating your submissions don’t forget Friday Ark roster for this weekend. And Carnival of the Cats which goes up every Sunday.

Big bird(s).

Posted in Artworks, Birds, Caw to art! on January 3rd, 2008 by PM

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“Curiosity” artist Jeff Jordan

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“Hurry home” artist Jeff Jordan

It is fair to say (North-coast,US) artist Jeff Jordan is one of the pioneers of “lowbrow aesthetics”, with his unique and peculiar imaginary and otherworldly realm. As you may know, in the past few years “Lowbrow Aesthetics” has become a sizzling “new” art movement and is all the rage among hip young urban artists and a new breed of art collectors. In fact, most of the content you view daily on paintalicious is based around much of this lowbrow genre that has its roots in the pop culture of the 1960s: including comic books, B-movies, Pop Art, California Funk, rock `n’ roll, psychedelia, graffiti, tattoos, surf art and so on.

But don’t look to me for answers. Like somebody really famous (we all know who) said, the answers are all “blowin’ in the wind.” - Jeff Jordan April 2004

via Paintalicious.org

Rubber duck.

Posted in Artworks, Birds, Caw to art! on January 3rd, 2008 by PM

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artist Florentijn Hofman

Title: Rubber duck
Year: 2007
Location: river the Loire, France
Dimensions: 26 x 20 x 32 meters
Materials: inflatable, rubber coated PVC, pontoon and generator
Production: le Lieu Unique and the Biennial Estuaire

A yellow spot on the horizon slowly approaches the coast. People have gatherd and watch in amazement as a giant yellow Rubber Duck approaches. The spectators are greeted by the duck, which slowly nods its head. The Rubber Duck knows no frontiers, it doesn’t discriminate people and doesn’t have a political connotation. The friendly, floating Rubber Duck has healing properties: it can relieve mondial tensions as well as define them. The rubber duck is soft, friendly and suitable for all ages!

via Paintalicious.org

Poor little birdie.

Posted in Artworks, Birds, Caw to art!, Humor, Just kids, Stories on January 3rd, 2008 by PM

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Poetry and art by Meghna, age 12.

Once a little bird
Fell from the air
Lying near my feet
It was a sight of despair

Seeing it’s poor condition
Pity dwelled in my heart
“Oh dear birdie, don’t worry
For you care, I’ll impart”

I took him gently
In my hands
And carried him over
To my Aunt Mands

Oh sweety, you’ve
Done a great job
I’m sure your Uncle
Would love it after I mob

I’m sure he’d say it’s good
You can come after a while
You and Uncle can eat it
After he comes from his walk of a mile!

More about Meghna.

Hand art. Toucan. Swan.

Posted in Artworks, Birds, Caw to art! on January 2nd, 2008 by PM

PM received these images via email. Does anyone know the artist?

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