Incredible work. Thanks for posting about it on QA!

GORGEOUS! That was a huge project. Do you wear it. I crocheted a shawl using a small needle and really fine wool. It took a LONG time. I love it, but never wear it.
Enjoy the journey,
ann

All I can say is ... WOW!

Really creative. I can see why it is so hard to photograph. GREAT job.

WOW........
I just wandered over from your blog and don't know where to look first. I had come looking for the alligator so I'll best comment here.
I for one would never have guessed what he is made of. What inspired choices. Coming from the land of crocs the size of cars..I can appreciate how fearsome he is. Are they endangered? I suppose they must be as civilisation moves into the swamp lands and as your title suggests. Isn't that the way..compromise. There should be no compromises before you loose such amazing creations. Thank you for doing your bit towards awareness and sharing your work.
All of your work is innovative...and so varied. I'll be back for a better look when I get my new glasses.
Shirley

This is gorgeous!

Very deep. It feels like the summer heat and humidity of my youth. I reside in San Diego, so don't feel that weather, unless I get the opportunity to go back. I must still be southern to the core, because I can feel and hear the many sensations of summer in your piece. Thank you for sharing.

This one moves, sings, and dances. I haven't seen all of your postings here, but this one is spectacular, and could have been any size. Thank you for sharing it.

Wow that really freaked me out My sister had a dream I had the many hands workshop. She discribed what you have made!! very cool work

love, Love, LOVE these hands! Congratulations on a unique and well-executed contribution to the Show of Hands!

cheers,
Linda

Wowser, how kewl is this. You have inspired me to try my hand at something like this. I am so glad that I didn't give up knitting because it was no longer cool. Thanks for sharing