A few words of caution:
When encountering an aquatic beast of unknown origin, always maintain a safe enough distance to account for the possibility that the object of your attention is in fact a sock puppet.
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7 comments:
Wow. I absolutely love this painting and the text! Are you selling these as prints or posters or postcards? Any way I can get one?
Adam, again, you make me laugh!
I LOVE the expression on the sea serpent/monsters face...
I want to give him a hug. I'm not saying which one.
Hee hee.
Hee.
The sock is KEY! Nice job!
I love it! Very funny. And timely! Did you know that sock puppet octupii seem to be very hot in craft circles these days? (I've been spending a lot of time on Etsy recently).
Wow...nice round of comments to come back from vacation for. Thanks!
Vicki, I had no idea.
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