Those airplane lovers are cute.

http://redactron.tumblr.com/post/16.....mile-high-club

another plane lover here?

This unpublicized project of yours intrigues me.

All Bearplanes are booked solid for next month!

Vehicles with faces scared the shit outta me when I was a tot; is this a scary project?

Planes with teeth??

Now in Colorvision?

Surprisingly fitting: I went on my 10th flight this year yesterday, and I decided to wear a blue buttoned shirt with epaulettes :)

Wow, that cat in what appears to be wolfs clothing, its too adorable. It's like staring directly into a white hot sun of adorableness, I look away and the cuteness of it remains burned into my retinae...

all the cute

Dang it, i missed the planimals!! ;_;

After seeing National Airport in DC, I'm convinced I must have only happened to see crumby airports before now. I've always understood them as large warehouses of misery and confusion, where all of an area's stores of Drastic Problems were kept, but if you can sit down somewhere and actually watch the jets take off and land it's really pleasant. Is that the case? Are airports just really easy to make miserable, and if so, which would you suggest as the best?

Smaller, regional airports that might have an occasional international departure are good choices for the start or end of your journey: Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Eugene, Portland, Oakland, etc. are all of good sizes. It also helps to fly during off-peak hours.

By virtue of their size, a journey involving a big airport (Frankfurt, Atlanta, Heathrow, Los Angeles, Newark, etc.) will usually result in lengthy walks or bus rides between terminals, which can be annoying and confusing, and most have long-closed their observation decks. However, Amsterdam has a nifty observation deck, which is a rarity.

I'm not so far from Pittsburgh, I'll have to look into checking that out sometime. If nothing else, National Airport is scarily easy to get to, so it might be worthwhile to show up there sometime and just watch the planes.

Have you checked out the Udvar-Hazy museum in Virginia? They have an observation tower placed right at the end of the Dulles runway.

As for National, the best place to watch takeoffs and landings is in Gravelly Point Park.

You should make Pet business cards.

I was on a plane the other day and all I thought about was your drawings.

A couple weeks ago I flew over the New Jersey countryside on my way to land at Newark. I though, "Somewhere down there, a snout is being stretched."

i can guess what the second y in filthyy is for...

I bought a Pure Moods compact disc at a garage sale today, I was reminded of this! :D

I still love "Bark-Bark."