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We recently stumbled upon an estate sale this past weekend and I HAD TO HAVE this lovely broach. Isn’t it beautiful?
I have a collection of chicken-themed jewelry which I use to decorate a small nook in my kitchen. I erected a cork board that allows me to attach earrings, broaches, pendants and bracelets to it. I love how these baubles capture and reflect the light. Estate sales are THE BEST place to find unique and special keepsakes.
Ever wondered what 198 square feet of chickens looks like? Wonder no more, because artist Doug Argue created something magnificent!
Standing at approximately 11 feet high by 18 feet wide, (hence the 198 square feet) the “chicken painting” is a dream come true.
Argue called his painting “an imaginary chicken farm where the walls just become cages and they go to infinity.” He got the idea from a Kafka short story in which a dog contemplates where the world gets its food.
We just added a new flock to the property. These birds are maintenance-free and add just the right amount of charm to the yard. Our live birds do not seem to be art aficionados as they do not stop to enjoy the art. Regardless, we love these sculptures.
We purchased these beauties at Peurelife. Get yours before they are all sold.
Dear Santa, All we want for Christmas are Fabergé Eggs. Just kidding! Seems a bit much for today’s current events. Just happy our chickens are healthy and happy.
To all those who love stylish, strange, sexy, superior vintage photos and pop art, we present to you @antiquephotoarchives. We just feel that we hit the motherload of awesomeness and have ventured upon a rabbit hole of wonderment. Life doesn’t get any better than this!
We absolutely love the humor of Doug Savage and his Savage Chickens cartoons. Every cartoon is hand-drawn on a sticky note. So the chickens are pretty fresh!
We just discovered Portuguese artist Odeith, a street artist creating mind-blowing illusions, in My Modern Met by Jessica Stewart.
Chicken & Egg Pictures supports women nonfiction filmmakers whose artful and innovative storytelling catalyzes social change. They envision an inclusive media industry in which women and gender nonconforming filmmakers, representing a range of experiences and backgrounds, are fully supported to realize their artistic goals, and build fulfilling careers in the documentary film industry.
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Hen Party by Marjans Art is one of many delightful watercolor paintings inspired from childhood. Should we join the party?