I DON'T HAVE TO WORK THAT BIG

Joe Fafard knows cows--the way they tuck in their forelegs to lie down and ruminate, the way a calf romps in the barnyard. He also knows people--all his friends and neighbours of the farming community of Pense, Saskatchewan. And he sculpts them all, in clay, in eloquent little miniatures. Joe's work has been exhibited throughout western Canada as well as in Paris and New York. Here you see what he does.

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Film & Animation

[MegaSlammo]

@Caltor I'm sorry haha I hope you dodnt take offense, I was joking about the way he said the name...CRACKED me UP lol

[Caltor]

@MegaSlammo

Wow, since I live here in Regina.

I can honestly say to you, that is the ultimate out-of-towner joke.

hahaha. SO old, and unoriginal. haaha

[MegaSlammo]

@kaylaw14 LOL it sounds like vaginaaaa

[kaylaw14]

@MegaSlammo Regina.. its the capitol city lol xD

[sgtigger]

superb!



[SH1]

If there's one thing I love about this documentary, it's the simple down-home charm of it. It's a human story about an average guy who's just trying to make his way in the world, not some ominous warning of humanity's imminent downfall if we don't change our ways, like most documentaries seem to be about nowadays. Pretty much, it doesn't have to work that big to be interesting and relevant, which is great.

[MegaSlammo]

LOL at 3:00 "a few miles west of" WHERRE?

[MegaSlammo]

Canadian Dirty Jobs ...fail

[pavlovich74]

An interesting insight into a very individual creative mind.

[elm1230]

I love this!