collage: a boy and his fox
It was election day here in British Columbia yesterday to vote for our Premier. We had already voted early, since polling stations were open all last week, yet that didn't seem to cease the non-stop telephone canvassers and people ringing our apartment buzzer... argh! Anyways, just thought I would post this fox collage, since it reminds me of some politicians... er, and not because they are physically hot foxy, but more like sly and foxy.
This is such a wonderful new piece. Awesome work.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute and you are so right about politicians. Sometimes it pays to live in the country where they don't go door to door.
ReplyDeletejust wanted to let you know i've been keeping up with your blog, its so inspirational!
ReplyDeleteI love your work! And your blog!
ReplyDeletelove it!
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xo lyndsay
haha. love it.
ReplyDeleteI love the analogy of foxes and politicians!
ReplyDeleteGreat work. Thanks for sharing it !
ReplyDeleteVery sweet, my dad was just sharing a story with me about when he took care of a baby fox when he was younger, this reminds me of him. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL, that is a good one Valerie. Aren't they all alike?
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and also for voting for me in the contest I was nominated to. :)
Wonderful piece! Love it!
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I love this collage!
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cute collage! i love vintage illustrations.
ReplyDeletethanks for your yesterday's visit ... I will come back soon to spend more time here ...
ReplyDeleteWow ! A famous Art Director came to visit my blog ! I am very happy to discover you, visual conceptor of one of my favorite magazine. Also happy to discover a fellow citizen at the other end of Canada... Vancouver is a really nice city. I wish I would spend more time next time I go. Thanks for sharing the beautiful skyline. And I will come on this blog soon.
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