Luck of the Grave

August 30, 2016

If this is what “luck” looks like…

art for a refrigerator font boredom

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katz

8 years ago

The dreaded dragmadillo.

Catie

8 years ago

Was that name on the gravestone meant to be faded, or did the ‘artist’ fail to completely delete the old text?

Prudence

8 years ago

Awwww, poor deformed little whatever it is.

Naaman Brown

8 years ago

Is that a wing or a shell on its back? Or did a leaf fall on its back while it was napping?

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