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First of all, this funny looking guy on the left is an image that I swiped from Sandra Loosemore's
The FROGGY
Page, a page that went online sometime in August, 1994, and was around far before
there were any other frog pages in existence on the WWW! I snagged and altered
it to make a few variations that appear within these pages, such as the frogline
that appears all over my site, such as at the base of Frogland's
main page.
Another image that appears is a drawing I made of my favorite character
from a European cartoon/comic I often read as a child. The books were
called Petzi and were about a bear, (Petzi),
a pelican, a
seal, and a penguin and their adventures on a boat called the
Mary. They had a couple characters that rarely ever spoke, one
was a turtle named Caroline, another was a parakeet, and another was a
tiny froggy in red polkadot pants named Rainette.
Back to Frog Art Gallery.
Back to FROGLAND.