Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 16.5″ x 13.5″
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Bigfoot is an elusive half-man, half-ape who is said to roam the Pacific Northwest as well as other parts of North America. He prides himself on smelling like a skunk and enjoys leaving droppings and massive footprints throughout the forests to keep the human’s stories and speculations concerning his existence a hot topic.
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 16.5″ x 13.5″
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Johnny Appleseed loved two things: apple trees and animals. He traveled across America without shoes and wore rags for clothing, planting apple seeds and telling tall tales to children. His hat doubled as his cooking pot and he would often trade seeds for clothing. Although is it said that his apples were inedible, they were great for ciders.
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 16.5″ x 13.5″
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Pecos Bill was raised by coyotes as a baby in Texas where he would use horseshoes as teething rings. Bill grew up to be a cowboy. He was incredibly tough as he would feast on dynamite, ride mountain lions instead of horses, and lasso tornadoes with his rattlesnake, Shake.
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 14″ x 17″
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Alfred Bulltop Stormalong was a giant (several fathoms tall) sailor from Boston. He had a lifelong rival with the Kraken, a fierce and deadly creature from the depths of the Atlantic. Stormalong is credited for creating the Panama Canal by trudging his giant ship, The Courser, into and through the Panamanian coast. He used soap to grease his way through, thus also creating the white cliffs of Dover.
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Two original pieces by Ryan Berkley.
Both are matted & framed in wood, 16.5″ x 13.5″ each. Sold as a set only.
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Everyone knows and loves this giant lumberjack with a heart of gold and an axehead of iron. He is responsible for creating Mt. Hood by piling up giant rocks to extinguish a campfire and birthing the Grand Canyon by dragging his axe through the land.
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Paul’s best friend and companion, Babe, is also a giant with thick blue fur and tremendous strength. Paul once dug out a massive watering hole for Babe that would later be known as the Great Lakes.
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SOLD
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 11″ x 9″
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This tenacious chipmunk is enamored with flapjacks and woodworking. Each morning after breakfast, he runs straight out into the forest and works on his lifelong project – a life-size, wooden replica of Babe the blue ox, his idol. In the late afternoon, he opens up his acorn concession stand in which he saves all profits for blue paint.
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 11″ x 9″
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After Shake and Pecos Bill parted ways, he went on to pursue his childhood dream of reviving a western ghost town. “Serpentopia” is a bustling and colorful destination for all desert reptiles that emerged from a withered and dried-out ghost town in the middle of Texas. Mayor Shake has successfully protected Serpentopia from at least two dozen tornadoes since he built it. He is now retired and his sons Twist and Lash are in charge of strong-arming any and all atmospheric threats that may pass their way.
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 11″ x 9″
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Being a world famous swimwear model is easy work for this sperm whale. What proves difficult, and sometimes impossible, however, is finishing his ongoing chess match with his highly respected, yet feverishly detested rival Henry Anchorhorn, the giant squid. The winner will, of course, receive the coveted Platinum Barnacle trophy.
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Original piece by Ryan Berkley.
Matted & framed in wood, 11″ x 9″
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Ms. Joannie Appleseed is a devoted historian who spends 3 months a year prepping for her role as her hero Johnny Appleseed during Johnny Appleseed Day in a small town in California. There she educates children about the importance of pollination by singing while juggling apples and giving out bags of apple seeds to everyone she sees. Saying she loves her job is a complete understatement.
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