The tiny frogs are fire belly fairy toads. They are beautiful but slightly poisonous.
“Hi! Do you happen to carry grenades?” is no way to start a conversation.
I had to dumpster dive in Queens to find this many cathode ray TVs.
These are not the most expensive things I've dabbed with hot glue.
This is a Lizworks piece by the Campana brothers. It is one of the most beautiful things I've ever held.
The tiny frogs are fire belly fairy toads. They are beautiful but slightly poisonous. Their bodies leak an anti-predator coating that will sting you if you touch them.We only had two and I had to keep picking them up and setting them back in the open. They were desperate to hide in my fake jungle floor.After I picked them up a few times my hands were stinging really badly. So I ended up flailing around the set in massive rubber dish gloves. I’ve really no idea how I didn’t knock everything over.I don’t usually return props I’ve used. But the pet shop was very nice and let us return the poisonous toads at the end of the day.No fire belly fairy toads were harmed in the making of this photograph. (maybe a little stressed out, but who isn’t?)
“Hi! Do you happen to carry grenades?” is no way to start a conversation.I ended up having dummy grenades overnighted from Montana where they sell these sorts of things. It was expensive, but the shopkeeper was lovely and I got to pick up a deadstock pair of high-waisted Greek Army trousers.
I had to dumpster dive in Queens to find this many cathode ray TVs.
These are not the most expensive things I've dabbed with hot glue.
This is a Lizworks piece by the Campana brothers. It is one of the most beautiful things I've ever held.
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