I’m having a bad hair day today.
Sketch of the day in my moleskine art journal is of a white crested polish rooster.
Sketch of the day in my moleskine art journal is of the rooster.
Be silent until you can deliver the goods, the hen scolded the rooster.🐔🐓
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Wishing our Penang friends and friends everywhere a Happy and properous Chinese lunar new year of the rooster. Keong hee huat chye as they say on the island. Illustration by BulanLifestyle.com
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Ushering the Chinese New year. Sketch of the day in my moleskine art journal is of an antique Chinese Rooster cup from Penang 🐓🐓
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Today’s sketch of the day in my moleskine art journal is of a Turkish ornamental sultan rooster from the same farm as George the goose in Beysehir, Konya in Turkey.
Prized for its decorative plumage and puffy crests and long tails. They were kept by the Ottoman Sultans in the imperial gardens hence it’s name. It is the weirdest and most unusual looking chicken I have ever met.
I need to add the words ‘I AM NOT A FEATHER DUSTER’ so that there is no mistake.
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Roy the rooster says “Be thankful” for your life, your health, your family and friends. Happy Monday and have a great new week! xx
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Who doesn’t like a little chicken or rooster and I DO NOT mean to eat. They are so quirky, the way they walk and peck. I find them quite intriguing creatures to watch. I met this little one in China, in Paoma si monastery on Paoma mountain that looks over the town of Kangding, in the Tibetan prefecture. Kangding, also known as Dardo is the capital of Garnze Tibetan prefecture. It sits at 2600m above sea level.
I spotted the rooster at the top of the stairs and followed it. I wanted to make friends with him. Instead, it took me to 4 monks having their lunch break seated against the exterior side wall of the temple. The monks said hello and invited my friend and I to join them. I was a bit taken aback by their generous offer but so grateful at the same time. I’m not sure if I did the right thing but I panicked and politely declined and scuttled off. It may have seemed to to decline a monks offering. Oh dear! Sorry monks.
I will make it up to the Tibetan Monks who live in the temple at Paoma mountain, Kangding by dedicating Roger the Rooster to them.There is always a reason for things to happen, never a coincidence.
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