The Magpie Nest: Illustration Friday: Monster

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Numenius is a geographer by training and temperament. He is a Bay Area native, and grew up roaming the East Bay hills. Pica takes her cue from Pica nuttalli, the endemic magpie of central California, chatty and alighting on gleaming things. Pica has another blog, Bird by Bird, in which she records a sketch of a bird per day.

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24 March 06

Illustration Friday: Monster

For today’s Illustration Friday topic of monster, here is a monoprint of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (may you be touched by His Noodly Appendage).

Posted by Numenius at 08:48 PM in Design Arts | Link |

Great sketch. I love it.
love

— The Unknown 25. March 2006, 15:19 Link

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