Today's quackling is nicknamed 'Slick'. You can see why - parts of his body are matted with what looks like oil. He's another specimen that the group tend to avoid.
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Welcome to the Duckie Flesheater Army
Dedicated to my passion for duckies, the flesh eating kind. The concept was born over a year ago, the first little creature was a hand-painted rubber duck, from there my army was born. What began as an over-sized, absurd, graphic narrative of their transformation has turned into an army of duckie flesheaters.
I present to you an undead duck a day for 110 days (all though it won't really be everyday, I do have another life)
Dedicated to my passion for duckies, the flesh eating kind. The concept was born over a year ago, the first little creature was a hand-painted rubber duck, from there my army was born. What began as an over-sized, absurd, graphic narrative of their transformation has turned into an army of duckie flesheaters.
I present to you an undead duck a day for 110 days (all though it won't really be everyday, I do have another life)
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2008
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September
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- Specimen No.54: Malice
- Specimen No. 53: Narcissus
- Specimen No. 52: Macbeth
- Specimen No. 51: Grumpy
- Specimen No. 50: Priscilla
- Specimen No. 49: Herman
- Specimen No. 48: Bronson
- Specimen No. 47: Slick
- Specimen No. 46: Chuck
- Specimen No. 45: Scully
- Specimen No. 44: Mulder
- Specimen No. 43: Alice
- Specimen No. 42: Clarence
- Specimen No. 41: Glenda
- Specimen No. 40: Onegin
- Specimen No. 39: Sally
- Specimen No. 38: Nemo
- Specimen No. 37: Filch
- Specimen No. 36: Caesar
- Specimen No. 35: Serendipity
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All artwork created by Tifany Kendall, text written by Lee Kendall
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