Cheekiness

I moved my old blog to here, as I could not edit the old one on another blogsite there anymore properly. Needless to say this is one of my favorite blogs, lol!


I love adding cheeky stuff to my settings. Besides the obvious mischievous babies/toddlers here and there, some ideas are done on purpose too. I will add them to the list below when I construct a new idea.


Birdies learning to fly:


Bob Ross's Peapod the pocket squirrel.



Getting your ducks in a row.

Skunks running a flower shop.
Hares cutting hair.

Rats (my own interpretation of mice) not leaving the sinking ship.
Pigs running a vegetarian hamburger restaurant.

Elephants handling China.

Dogs howling with an emotional movie in my cinema, the former ballet theater.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x88hu39

Mice running a restaurant.

Mice swamping a diner.

Swine wearing hats with pearls in a hat store. Pearls for the swine!
Deers (Rudolf the red nose ones?) running a Christmas shop.

Guard dogs caretakers in a nursery.
Bears offering "bear" necessities at a wedding party.

Cats living in treehouses.

Laundering undies.
Sheep jumping the fence.
Moles maintaining a garden.

Cows driving a bike with a bag of cow manure.
A bull running my porcelain shop (he's at the cash register).

Cows riding by the ice cream field.

"Dogs playing poker", like the famous painting.

Hairdresser in a windmill.

Cow riding a bike with milk bottles.
Rescuing a cat out of a tree.

Cat playing with yarn.


Mariachi band called "Perritas Locas", which translates as "Crazy Small Female Dogs". When you realize what female dogs are called, you get the humor of it.



Comments

  1. Jackson ButtergloveOctober 10, 2023 at 4:49 AM

    I love the fun in these pictures. Subtle humour and in-jokes bring even more to images already popping with detail and hard-work. I'm so glad you're reviving these gems from your older blog. ♥️

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  2. Sophie LaFontaineNovember 28, 2024 at 5:01 AM

    I love all of these! Beautiful and funny!

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    1. PigjesNovember 28, 2024 at 6:03 AM

      Thanks so much! Glad that they made you smile!

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