I think this one needs ears too, but more sticky-outy ones. It is very proud of its mustachios.
Also I have learned the difference between combed wool roving and clumpy wool batting. And I want my own curly wooled sheep.
I think this one needs ears too, but more sticky-outy ones. It is very proud of its mustachios.
Also I have learned the difference between combed wool roving and clumpy wool batting. And I want my own curly wooled sheep.
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What is a group of elves called? A troupe? A drove? You are certainly amassing quite the clan.
I love this one’s hat. I once rented a converted granary in England for a summer and had a flock of sheep living next door. I always thought one would make a very nice ottoman that could move itself out the way when it was time to vacuum.
Hah, Barbara. I think you’re right on both terms, but I think I’ll go with “cooperative”. I believe there will be a diaspora in December :) They’re a great side project and I’m learning lots. And I’ve done a few sketches of some elemental beings I’ll try next…
Love the image of a living ottoman. Very droll and eccentric :)
I’m imagining him finding a tin of mustache wax ;)
Heh. That would be appropriate and *adorable*. I’ll have to experiment with some of the hair care products I have (and never use) to fashion some grand curlicues :)