Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for June 10, 2024

Good camouflage. You can bearly see him.He’s the polar opposite of noticeable.

You might also enjoy today’s “Herman”.

Yeah, sure on a roll now.

A Polar Bear’s skin is naturally black.

And it’s fur is naturally actually colorless but appears white because of the way light reflects off of it (similar to clouds and snow).

The bear minimum.

When purchasing the paint, they became “buy polar”.

It needed a layer of Kilz primer first.

Behr paint, I assume.

I see troubles bruin if they run out of paint.

the paint left a black outline

Ha! That’s that’s just the primer. It seals. Yum!

Snow big deal.

Well it covers up all the brown stains. You know it’s hard to find rabbits up here.

No swimming for several hours, or all your hard work just washes away…

“Skin care”? Doubtful. Seem more like it’s just as close as the polar bears can get to Botox.