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| Big Bad (2204) is one of my earlier attempts at a completely straw scarecrow over a woodern frame. Lots of fishing line and an Elmer's wash, and he lasted for years. |
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| This is the Doctor of the scarecrow duo from 2011 "HMO-CroWoes". You may have to zoom in to read the doctor's bedside advice as he holds a wallet in hand to the patient . His name tag -- dern wind -- reads 'Dr. Crovorcian'. |
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| This is the patient of "HMO-CroWoes". Notice the gourd 'innerds'. I thought that was a nice touch. (Notice his face is similar to an earlier creation of mine -- Rub-A-Dub -- see below) |
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| This is Doctor and Patient together in 2011's "HMO-CroWoes" |
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| This is Rub-A-Dub (2006), a scarecrow taking a shower. The cool feature of this crow is that the shower actually had running water. Fishing line and an Elmer's wash helped preserve the Crow's sensitive skin. |
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| 2005's Tied Up at the Office or Scarecrows of the 21st Century depicts Scare M. Crow, Chief Insignificant Other, multitasking at the daily grind. In hindsight, I should have taken a picture of his desk calendar, which included many important memos and reminders including 'pick up corn at the store,' and the like. |
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| Tubby Plays Operation (2007) is a scarecrow-sized version of the popular game Operation. All his pickin's were garden or fall related. He did have a butterfly in the stomach and a water (jug) on the knee just like the game. Unlike the game, he had jelly knees, bee's knees, corn (on the cob) on his feet and rose hips. |
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| 2004's Ride a Bike was a collaborative effort in creating crows in motion. |
