Woods Walkers by Dream Sprayer

The Yaqui Indians honor the deer as the center of their religious culture. The Dance of the Deer has been danced on the shores of the Pacific since ancient times.	The dance is a symbol of their respect for the deer's endurance of spirit, as depicted through the deer's struggle against pursuing hunters. *	Their Folkloric Ballet inspired these rustic 'woods walkers'. The challenge is determining the correct proportions, based on the logs available.	For drawings of the deer and man in 4 sizes, click on #5 on the Order page. $15 includes postage. Click to enlarge.
Bigfoot hunter	Bigfoot finds an Elk	Bigfoot archer	Cancun, Mexico bullfight poster
Bigfoot stalks 'em	Three deer in glade	Bigfoot sits and thinks	Bigfoot rests in ice storm

Listen To The Dance Music! | *"La Danza del Venado" From Sonora Regional Dances
Then the French sculptor Auguste Rodin inspired our "Eternal Idol" and "Grief" (below).
The original Thinker statue (1897-1900) created by Rodin (1840-1917). | Stanford University Angel of Grief

The cedar or pine leans on the mailbox.
Send pictures of yours and join the woodwalker folkloric ballet association.
Plans include 8 pages 11" x 17" plus 2 pages 8.5" x 11" of detailed drawings and directions
for the Deer, Man, Eternal Idol, and Grief in all the poses you see. $15 includes postage.