Howard Rooster by Lynn Elam Bonge

Howard Rooster by Lynn Elam Bonge

Howard looks mad, but he really isn’t – he’s just intimidated by all the women he’s surrounded by. He’s part of the farm animal group created by Lynn Elam Bonge. Per Bonge, “he is so funny to look at and he will be sure to be a hit wherever you decide to hang him. He’s rather sweet on Edna Mae but he’ll never admit it. He likes to rule by intimidation, but he can be a softie when Edna Mae is around. (She knows who really rules the roost!) He will look great wherever you decide to hang him and he makes a great companion with the other poultry characters – like Edna Mae, Dave, Maybelline, Abner, Harold and Betty Lou.”

Please take the time to discover the artwork of Lynn Elam Bonge and her menagerie of friends. You will be happy you did!

Three French Hens by Will Bullas

Three French Hens by Will Bullas

Three French Hens by Will Bullas is pure joy and his hilarious point of view of creating refreshing and unexpected new ways to enjoy fine art is divine.

So prepare yourself for antic artistry. You’re about to embark on the most delightful trip through the amazing brain and artistic brilliance of Will Bullas.

 

Meiyintang Chenghua “Chicken Cup”

Meiyintang Chenghua Chicken Cup

The Meiyintang Chenghua “Chicken Cup” sold for a record $36.1 million (HK$281.2) in Hong Kong on April 8, 2014. It’s known as a “chicken cup” because it is painted with a rooster and hen tending to their chicks. All we can say is ‘Wow’ to the sale of this 500 year-old porcelain cup!

Breed Retreat by Frederik Roijé

Breed Retreat by Frederik Roijé

We are so into the  Breed Retreat by Frederik Roijé, an architectural designed hen house. The Breed Retreat is composed of stacked and fused segments. The height refers to the pecking order that is naturally present by chickens.

The higher the nest the more secure. To place in the pecking order to breeding segments are divided. The interior is in addition to all the comfort provided with interior lighting, powered by solar panels on the roof. In the winter chickens lay no eggs. The interior lighting simulates the days are longer so do the chickens lay an egg even in winter.

Per Roijé, “My ultimate wish is that public parks such as the Vondelpark in Amsterdam or Central Park in New York have a Breed Retreat for their own city chickens.”