That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for January 31, 2013

Bravo! Oh Bravo!!

“He wore a big ol’ turban wrapped around his head And a scimitar by his side And every evening about midnight He’d jump on his camel named Clyde…and ride…” – Ray Stevens

Ahab the Arab meets Juliet the Judean. What could possibly go wrong ?

They did share a few tents moments, it was said.

Is that 1 hump or 2?

I camel this way because the bactrian entry is too small

can’t show that in some places in america or england or europe. xenophobia. miscegnation

Did you want fries with that?

Modestly enlarged image can be found here, or at Mr. Melcher’s blog entry.The Tryst is shown by its current-location page. He (10 pages) also painted a companion piece, with the same title, that shows the other side of the wall.The artist/teacher‘s Wikipedia page (Google translated French Wikipedia page has more) and collection (many more under Subcategories at each level).Sixth, of the 10 works (11 times, so proud of one pseudo-title, he used it again; both are in the list, but for some reason, the entry link above doesn’t appear today; perhaps others won’t in the future), by this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.

This is the “Elephants Only” lane. You need to come inside and stand in line for counter service.

it’s all in the humps.

Good thing he ordered an extra-tall camel, or this whole thing would have been more like “The Creation of Adam.”

Mmmmmm; baklava…….gurgle.

‘A camel by any other name would smell as…never mind’.

“Second story man gets to first base.”

Now that is a good one. Wish that even a few comments were half that clever.

Here is another work by this artist.

Must be one of his more obscure works.