Did you make this? If not you should credit where you found it, other bloggers and people who make and then post pictures like this deserve credit, you should know better.
— Hey Sally! This image was sent to me in an email without naming any credit for the source. I simply posted it, and have not claimed credit for creating the image. As far as I know I was the first to post this on any blog. If you have any idea who did create/take the picture feel free to let me know and I’ll gladly give credit, thanks! — G
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I guess 3 feet of snow wouldn’t be natural.
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haha!
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That’s Chil-areous!
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Where is this?! I must see it live
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Did you make this? If not you should credit where you found it, other bloggers and people who make and then post pictures like this deserve credit, you should know better.
— Hey Sally! This image was sent to me in an email without naming any credit for the source. I simply posted it, and have not claimed credit for creating the image. As far as I know I was the first to post this on any blog. If you have any idea who did create/take the picture feel free to let me know and I’ll gladly give credit, thanks! — G
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My good friend G. Augustine Lynas made this in NYC outside his studio. He’s a genius. Visit his site at Sandsong.com for more dazzle.
— Thanks Peter! I have added a link to Augustine’s website on this post — G
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