Forgot to post this one before. Is it me, or does it look like this little guy is wearing shoes?
My cousin's mini horse, Sam, is never lonely cuz he's got this face to keep him company. We took a picture of Sam, too, but it didn't really turn out. Suffice it to say, he's cute, and he, being a miniature horse, would fit in my Mini Cooper.
Lenore's supposed to be inspecting aviation sites and what not, but I think she's getting a little distracted. So many faces, so little time. She said all of these faces reside in the Lambert Airport neighborhood. Some are in buildings, some are on runways (!). What's she doing on the runway? I asked the same question.
I like this three-for-one shot. It must have been something like this that inspired those little yellow guys (a.k.a. ruthless menacing minions) in Despicable Me.
Tool boxes always have so much to say.
At first I wasn't sure if this one met our high standards, but then I decided I liked the way it emotes that cartoon gangster air. "It's like 'dis, seee?"
This guy's off center cuz he's a little tanked. (sorry)
The little building had dreams of being the understudy for Jeff Goldblum. (I'm not going to explain it, you either see it or you don't.)
Speaking of elusive references, does this one make anyone think of David Bowie? (OK, one hint: China Doll...or is it China girl? Well, you know what I mean, right?)
Is it a teapot for a liquid-restricted diet? No matter -- the face is cute.
This is embedded in the wall at work. I'm not really sure what it is. The beauty of it is, you're not even sure where the face begins and ends, but you know it's there.
Pat found this delightful hardware face and turned it into a special delivery. It was waiting for me just like this on my desk at work, so I documented it as such.
This second face is in a pioneer house in McHenry County -- photo by Lenore.
And, also from the LMC collection, faces in a day's work (if you're climbing a tower).
This is the back side of the Anvil Club -- can you see the face?