We recently had some out-of-town visitors in the neighborhood. They mostly kept to themselves, but the over-turned garbage cans and toppled bird feeders betrayed their presence. I personally have not been a witness to their pre-dawn activities, although the dense woods behind my house may have been playing host. The Neighborhood Association emailed us all some common sense instructions: “Remove food sources and the bears will leave the area.” Some residents worriedly inquired, “Do bears attack people?” and “Should they be trapped and removed?” One morning, my dog picked up a half-eaten piece of pizza that had tumbled from an over-turned garbage can, a food source apparently rejected by our discerning guests. They must have been disappointed by all the Dominoes boxes and convenience foods. Maybe bears don’t really like the suburbs. We think they have moved on.
Out-of-town Visitors, acrylic collage, 12 x 12
Detail, Out-of-Town Visitors
Detail, Out-of-Town Visitors
Detail, Out-of-Town Visitors
Detail, Out-of-Town Visitors
Love the collage and the tale!
I really love this one. did you get my message regarding saturday salon?.
It was fun to have the chance to see this collage “in process”!…And the end result is wonderful ! Love the detail of Holly peering out the window!
Wonderful visit, Laurie. Glad I could see this panel in process and finished.