need help IDing cavemen entertainment at WDW

Do you know what these entertainers were called? They were in a Future World store in November 2002…
  

OCC Watercolor IT class – Day 6

  
I tried to use various techniques from class – flowers inspired by a blog post and video by Sandy Allnock Brusho Watercolor Garden. Koi watercolors on Strathmore 300 series watercolor paper

OCC Watercolor IT class – Day 5

  
I tried making “expressive flowers” using the natural brush marks – Koi watercolors on Strathmore 300 series watercolor paper

OCC Watercolor class – Day 4 homework

  
Create a scene around stamped image – I used Kuretake Gamsai Tambi watercolors on Ranger Watercolor paper

OCC Watercolor IT class – Day 3 homework

  
I used Distress Inks – tried to make the flowers “pop” with darker background colors – painted on Ranger Watercolor paper

Online Card Class Day 2

  
card for day 2 of the Online Card Class Watercolor Intermediate Techniques – I used Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolors and round brushes to create some poppies 

OCC Watercolor class – Day 1 homework

  I used Koi Watercolors and traced a feather die to create the card background

May Our Daily Bread Challenge at Operation Write Home

 
 The hive stamp and greeting are from the “Be Happy” set by Our Daily Bread Designs. I colored the hive image with watercolor pencils. I embossed the yellow cardstock with a Tim Holtz honeycomb folder.

Thanks for stopping by –

Heather

April Our Daily Bread Challenge at Operation Write Home

  The stamp is called “Ship” by Our Daily Bread Designs and I colored it with Copic markers. I embossed the blue cardstock with a Tim Holtz distressed folder. The sentiment is from “Handwritten Notes” by Avery Elle.

Thanks for stopping by –

Heather

Our Daily Bread Designs Challenge at OWH for March

  

This is my card for the Our Daily Bread Design Challenge on the Operation Write Home blog for March.

The background is created by squishing Distress Ink pads in Barn Door, Festive Berries and Worn Lipstick onto a craft sheet, spritzing the ink with water to form puddles, then laying a piece of watercolor paper into the liquid. Dry the paper then continue laying it into the wet color and drying each layer until you are happy.

I use Barn Door Distress Ink with the Simon Says Stamp – Mosaic Heart Stencil to create the heart and added a light layer of Black Soot Distress Ink around the edges of the stencil to help define it.

The greeting is from the Hero Arts – You’re a Winner stamp set (a fundraiser set for OWH) which was inked with My Favorite Things Black Licorice then fussy cut and attached with pop-dots.

The card front was attached to a base made with 110lb Neenah Solar White cardstock and the edges were with ink with Black Soot.

Thanks for stopping by!

Heather B