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Night at the Movies by Caroline Barnes
Turkey Stare by Caroline Barnes
Attack by Caroline Barnes
Enjoy Our Shopping by Caroline Barnes
Walking Away From You by Caroline Barnes
Ladies' Day Out by Caroline Barnes
Afternoon Stroll by Caroline Barnes
Snow Day by Caroline Barnes
Dining En Plein Air by Caroline Barnes
The Streets Are Ours by Caroline Barnes
Bike Brookline by Caroline Barnes
Coolidge Corner Critics by Caroline Barnes
Foulards by Caroline Barnes
Date Night by Caroline Barnes
Walking Tours by Caroline Barnes
JFK House by Caroline Barnes
Too Close by Caroline Barnes
The Local Turkey Run by Caroline Barnes
Mind Your Speed by Caroline Barnes
Springtime by Caroline Barnes
Sass by Caroline Barnes
Date Night JP by Caroline Barnes
Happy Holidays by Caroline Barnes
Happy Hanukkah by Caroline Barnes
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About Caroline Barnes
Why turkeys?
BrooklineTurkeys.com celebrates the Town of Brookline, Massachusetts and its freewheeling fearless feathered friends, aka our wild turkeys. Viewed by many as an invasive species, turkeys are native to this area and are simply returning home. But they haven't exactly received a warm welcome, have they? Plenty of people fear them, distrust them, hate them. Does this stop turkeys from living their turkascious lives? Heck, no. They continue to strut down the street, hold up traffic, block doors, and destroy mirrors. You've got to admit, that's pure moxie. And perhaps this is why I so admire them.
About the artist
Caroline Barnes was training to become a biological illustrator before stepping into the wondrous world of web design. After 20 years she is returning to her illustration roots. Rather than using pencils, pens, paints, and paper, she develops her concepts in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop using an Apple Pencil and a Wacom Tablet.
More stuff!
Read the Boston Globe profile: "This Brookline resident turned the town's abrasive turkeys into art"
Read the Brookline Patch profile: "Caroline Barnes Artwork Immortalizes Brookline Turkeys"
Read the Boston.com article: "Seeking more school spirit, Harvard students are turning to turkeys"
Watch Turkey Town on WGBH: "The turkey population in Massachusetts has exploded. 'Turkey Town' explores why"