I pulled up some of the oddest combinations for the album challenge this time around and I couldn't think of any images that might work with them. Yes, I know that's hard to believe with all the archives I have at my disposal but the heat and humidity are really taking a toll on me! Well, this combo was the most do-able and thanks to my recent visit to the Electric City Aquarium with Lucy, I had a picture that somewhat worked with the quote. It'll have to do- I don't have a lot of extra time on my hands this week.
Band: The European Rock Pipit- a small species of songbird that breeds in western Europe on rocky coasts.
Album Title from a quote by Herman Melville (American Novelist; 1819-1891)
It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation."
And this group’s ‘name’ really made me laugh... European Rock Pipit indeed ! LOL.
I think you did a brilliant job of putting all this together - no easy task! Love the font you used in the first letters, and your image of the rock and the frog. I don't think anyone can succeed in imitating this rock group!
Thank you Kathy, Diana, Winghong, Katy, and Steve!
@cocokinetic Thanks Karen! Wikipedia actually had a picture of one next to the info- it reminded me of our Sandpipers at the shore. The frog was actually in a terrarium at the aquarium and he had a companion who was also sitting next to another rock in pretty much the same way. They really did look like rocks! The fonts came from Ribbet.
And this group’s ‘name’ really made me laugh... European Rock Pipit indeed ! LOL.
I think you did a brilliant job of putting all this together - no easy task! Love the font you used in the first letters, and your image of the rock and the frog. I don't think anyone can succeed in imitating this rock group!
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Thank you Kathy, Diana, Winghong, Katy, and Steve!
@cocokinetic Thanks Karen! Wikipedia actually had a picture of one next to the info- it reminded me of our Sandpipers at the shore. The frog was actually in a terrarium at the aquarium and he had a companion who was also sitting next to another rock in pretty much the same way. They really did look like rocks! The fonts came from Ribbet.
Thank you Ferry!
Thank you Karen!