After working on the t-rex, I tried my had at transforming a pterodactyl into an elephant. I do not think this is very aerodynamic.
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- Barclay is an illustrator, designer, educator. He has been teaching at Lyndon State College in Vermont for seven years. His work is subtle and quiet with an off-beat humor.
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- #27 of 100 Elephants: Helicopter Head
- #26 of 100 Elephants: Car
- #25 of 100 Elephants Tusks
- #24 of 100 Elephants: Short Trunk
- #23 of 100 Elephants: Bee
- #22 of 100 Elephants: Gorilla
- #21 of 100 Elephants: Punk
- #20 of 100 Elephants
- #19 of 100 Elephants
- Its the Year of the Dog Happy New Year!
- #18 of 100 Elephants: Pterodactyl
- #17 of 100 Elephants: T-Rex
- #16 of 100 Elephants: Head in a Jar
- #15 of 100 Elephants: Fish
- #14 of 100 Elephants: Square Head
- #13 of 100 Elephants: Gorgon
- #12 of 100 Elephants: Japanese Influence
- #11 of 100 Elephants
- #10 of 100 Elephants: Long Neck
- #9 of 100 Elephants: Balloon
- #8 of 100 Elephants: Small but Big Heart
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