People think they know me, and I would say you know a little.... but I am more private than you might imagine.
It took forever to make this hippo bowl below and I loooove it and there is no flippin' way I am telling you how to do it, HA! My secret!
The wife and I were like "what childhood story has a hippo in it?" and remembered "hippo birdie 2 ewe" by the illustrator above and the wonderful little Egyptian hippo at the Met in NYC...
Now I need to make more of them....have an awesome Monday!



(hippo bowl by Gary Rith)
I can't imagine how you can get that thick hippo and that thin bowl to bake properly at the same time.
ReplyDeleteIt's got such a good-natured happy look to it!
Great minds and all that jazz.
ReplyDeleteI agree...hippos are not easy to make, but yours are the coolest!
The hippo is actually hollow and approx. no thicker than the bowl :)
ReplyDeleteWell, if ever you're inclined to return to teaching...
ReplyDeleteHere's your trivia for the day: Hippo's milk is bright pink.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great hippo, it looks like it would take a lot of time to make one.
ReplyDeleteGeorge and Martha books, too!
ReplyDeleteGeorge and Martha, that was what I was trying to remember!
ReplyDeleteso cute! I would share my breakfast with one.
ReplyDeleteBut not the hippopotamus is one of my favorite books! I tend to give it and Goodnight Gorilla to anyone who has kids!!! "But not the armadillo...." Ha!
ReplyDeleteFrank's birthday greeting to .. .everyone is Hippo Birdie 2 Ewe.
ReplyDeleteI believe Hippos are under-appreciated. Love the bowls!
ReplyDeleteOkay, so I don't like the Twitter, but follow some people for work/volunteer stuff, BUT one of the fun people I follow is Sandra Boynton. The fun part? She often posts illustrations that she has done. I love it!
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