©: KU University Relations
Ku Jayhawk KU Jayhawk
This big guy sits in the children's play area southeast of Memorial Stadium on game days at the University of Kansas.
Jayhawk!
Kansas Jayhawk Cake
Order some delicious collegiate cookies for your next tailgate party!
Cookies and cream fondant covered cake. The Jayhawk is a rice krispy structure covered with fondant.
This was my second project and I found it difficult at the time. I ordered the jayhawk pattern from a company out of lawrence, ks and then added the "rock chalk motherfucker". Kansas Jayhawks fans know the "rock chalk" chant well. I made this for my brother and he loved it.
Neon sign on top of the Hotel Jayhawk at dusk.
Beakem Jayhawk Cake Sour cream chocolate cake with chocolate peanut butter icing. Printed pumpkin template from KU's website to use as...
Jayhawk Groomscake Made for a friend's son
A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk painted in a chrome yellow throw-back paint scheme to commemorate the Coast Guard's centennial. This is one of six Jayhawks painted in the yellow paint scheme that was worn by Coast Guard helicopters during the late '40s and early '50s. To view a hi-res version and for more information visit my website:NAS Oceana Air Show 2016
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas.
The sign was erected between 1923 and 1929 because this particular rendition of the Jayhawk, the mascot of The Univeristy of Kansas, was only used during those years. There have been at least seven versions of the Jayhawk figure. This sign sits atop the Jayhawk Tower (built as the Jayhawk Hotel) in downtown Topeka KS.
Explore Gargastick's 137 photos on Flickr!
Explore BrickDesigners' 595 photos on Flickr!
JayHawk Studio desk in Walnut with a built it Doepfer Midi Controller.
Mission: Search and Rescue
Photo by Rachel Seymour (www.flickr.com/photos/rachelanneseymour/) Property of KUpedia.org, a student guide to the University of Kansas Strong Hall Bronze Jayhawk
