Mortar and scrap tile decorated very large easter egg

This product is going to have to have added shipping unless you want to pick up yourself at my location. LOL, shipping would be too much to think about since the egg itself weigs likely around 10 lbs maybe 15. This egg is at least 1 foot tall, and is decorated with scrap mosaic and plastic tiles using thin-set mortar with additive, and brown grout. It probably could survive outside in very very cold weather but should be brought inside in the winter. The base is a salvaged hollow plastic egg (not hard plastic but kind of a mix of a flexible but still rigid plastic… no clue what kind it is). I have used other plastic eggs left over and salvaged from decorations and they have survived for several years.

If you have a plastic egg you want to drop off to me, i can do this for you, no size limitation, only limitation on size is that you have to move it when its finished LOL.

There are two views to look at on this website “eggsorcism” and “pinterest”
mortar and tile decorated one foot large easter egg

Checkers and hearts quilt top

Checkers and hearts quilt top mad all from scraps, no new basic square cut, everything just random. The hearts of course were cut out of the closest size scrap. Nothing new, not thread, not material,  just for the love of getting rid of the scraps, and enjoying random chaos.

I could have planned a little more….  i think that some straight lines from top to bottom and side to side would have been comforting, but i chose to fit it all together “as it fell” so to speak.

Thomas Arthur Turner – Hollywood High School Yearbook Cartoons

Thomas Arthur Turner – Hollywood High School Yearbook Cartoons, circa the years of 1925 to 1930? Not sure when he attended. He was born in 1915 but certainly was into cartooning for the yearbook long before he graduated.

This one is obvious for the “catcher” at some point, an historic blooper, or call, who would know?.  There are the original image, edited image (photoshop), and edited further (CorelDRAW).  A tribute to my very talented and wonderful parent, father, inspiration.

Thomas Arthur Turner – Hollywood High School Yearbook Cartoons

Thomas Arthur Turner – Hollywood High School Cartoons circa 1920, around there,  my father did cartoons for the high school yearbook. I thought i would share them, as originals, from the story boards that he glued them to for photography.

Roller skating….  obviously a face-plant. The image is as a jpg file for the Yearbook. Someone roller skating in a rink…

original cartoon drawing by Thomas Arthur Turner for Hollywood high school year book in the early 1920s