Carollynne Yardley, fun & magical visual artist, has scampered out of the tech world into the art world along with Green Bun, Romance and Steam Punk Squirrel.
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Archives for October 2013
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It’s Not Up For Debate
Just because you’re a human being doesn’t give you the right to be an asshole. It’s time to take a stand for those who cannot speak for themselves.
A Pirate or Retired Sea Captain – That Sailed the Seven Seas Under A Clear Blue Sky
A centurion pirate, his looking glass and beloved mermaid once overlooked the conspiratorial sequence of events related to the progress of Victoria’s not so sheltered harbour.
The Caribbean’s Last Coral Reef Ecosystem – Part 1
I began scuba diving in the Caribbean during 1971 and since then 80% of the region’s coral reefs have been severely degraded or have died off due to climate change and human stressors.
The Classic Camaro
Most people think of cars as a means of transportation. I see much more than that, especially the ones that originated in the late 60’s and early 70’s.
The Papua New Guinea Pig
Note the forward lean with the determined expression and slightly flexed supporting leg— the trademark flight stance of this endangered creature. This particular individual is clearly under intense duress. But what could be stalking it?
Lidless Eyes
This poem is a response to the exploitative nature of society. No one is spared . Not even infants, who are used in commercials. Hunger and homelessness are other issues touched upon here.
Lotus Flower
Mary Claire combines her childhood innocence with dramatic lines and colors to help support charities and the local art scene.
Top Dogs: The Importance of Winning
We don’t usually think of training our dogs in terms of winning and losing. But I think our dogs do. No one wants to be on a losing team so it’s important to give our dogs enough success to help them feel like winners. It could mean the world to them.
Weeds Can Be Our Teachers
You can learn a lot from the weeds in your garden or lawn. Here are some insights I have had over the years.
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