Archive for the ‘puffin art’ Category
Puffins billing video
Monday, January 16th, 2012An adorable video of puffins billing (or kissing with their bills/beaks)…
Puffin cartoon and drawing video
Thursday, March 10th, 2011A couple puffin videos for you to enjoy…
Puffin Stuff (Cartoon)
Puffin (Video of a drawing)
The House of the Ghostly Puffin
Wednesday, March 9th, 2011Oh! The creativity of people is endless, isn’t it? I found a virtual place called, The House of Ghostly Puffin, in a make-believe fantasy world. I believe it is from the game Fable II but I am not entirely certain. Here is how the creator (Solar Dragon) described it,
The House of the Ghostly Puffin is a home in Bowerstone Market in Fable II. It is located opposite of the Vestry Manor and next to Miracle Manor, on the road leading to Fairfax Gardens. The House of the Ghostly Puffin is an okay house, it has a lived in feel, with slight damage to the wall adjacent to the stairwell. The house also has a balcony with a chest on the far right of it.
Stats
Base value: 18,000 gold
Stars:
Address: 5 Posh Street, Bowerstone
History: Locals believe this house to be haunted by the spirit of a long-dead puffin. Rather than frightening its residents with nightmares however, the puffin is said to bring extremely peaceful and restful dreams.
Bonuses: Health Bonus
You can read the original here.
Funny Puffin Pin
Monday, March 7th, 2011I found this cute puffin pin today, cute, eh?
You can see it or buy it here.
Limited Edition Bronze Puffin on Rock up for auction
Friday, March 4th, 2011Between the Northern Isles and Aberdeen a ferry crosses back and forth. On this ferry a life-sized bronze puffin has been making this journey for years. Now, it is being donated to the Scottish Wildlife Trust and is being auctioned off on E-bay to the highest bidder. All proceeds go to help the Scottish Wildlife Trust. Here is the E-bay informational page:
This high quality, limited edition of 30, life-size (27cm/11in) bronze puffin has been on a remarkable journey over the last six months.
Created by wildlife sculptor, Eddie Hallam (www.wildlifesculptures.co.uk/), the puffin (or Amber as it’s affectionately known to reflect the puffin’s conservation status) has spent the winter onboard the Northlink Ferry, MV Hrossey. Sailing between Aberdeen & the Orkney Isles, this was intended to mirror the natural habits of it’s real-life counterparts.
Originally sculpted using a wooden armature and worked up in clay & resin, the puffin’s time at sea has produced a wonderfully unusual, mottled green finish where it’s been spattered and sprayed by the sea water.
This is a fantastic opportunity to own a unique, well travelled puffin, full of character whilst helping to protect Scotland’s wildlife for the future.
DELIVERY INFO:
Delivery will be by Royal Mail Special Delivery (1 working day). Alternatively, the winning bidder may collect it from our offices in Edinburgh or any of the following Scottish Wildlife Trust visitor centres:
Loch of the Lowes, Dunkeld Montrose Basin, Montrose Falls of Clyde, New LanarkFor further information on our puffin’s journey, please visit www.swt.org.uk/news/ferry-captain-carries-unusual-adventurer-to-the-winter-seas/
So, what are you waiting for? Go look for more information on the puffin’s journey and/or go bid on it!
Master Puffin Carver
Thursday, March 3rd, 2011In Washington State we have a master carver who carves puffins, and he teaches classes every year to teach others how to carve as well. This year (and possibly others) his class carved puffins, how cute are they?
The whole article can be read here.
Vintage Audubon Bird Print (Horned Puffin)
Tuesday, February 1st, 2011Horned Puffin in a Hat (Art)
Wednesday, January 19th, 2011Another fine artistic puffin. This one is by PoorDogFarm on Etsy.
Puffin Transformation (Art)
Sunday, January 16th, 2011A wonderful piece by PatinaCollaborative on Etsy.com…

This canvas giclee measures 12″ x 39″ A giclee is an extremely high-quality fine-art print which offers higher image resolution and exact color matching. These giclee canvases are printed on an archival museum-grade poly-cotton. Each canvas is varnished with a water based coating that enhances the color of inks and protects the giclee against moisture and abrasion.










