These three pieces of art with a twist by Dennis McGregor are displayed in the Old Mill District of Bend, Oregon.
Why do they come with a twist? Each piece represents the name of a local wildlife species but you have to figure out what they are. Can you guess?
I like seeing the work of an artist with a sense of humor.
Dennis wrote a children’s book a few years ago titled You Stole My Name. That book exhibits the same type of wordplay as these murals.
Do you give up on what these art with a twist pictures represent? The first one is “mule deer”, the second is “chicken hawk”, and the third is “bull trout.”
To see another slightly twisted piece of art located just down the street from these murals, see Horse of a Different Color.
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Very creative, I love them! ...and no I did not figure them out 😊
I thought the artist was very clever! 🎨👨🎨
Love the photos and the idea behind them. I must go see them person.
Thanks, Suzy! They're near Cafe Yumm!
Love the creativity and whimsical feeling
Yes, they are funny and well done.