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cyril and the olfactory tapestry
Inspired
by a scene where Cyril the dog is poking his head out the car window on
a trip to Italy. "...none of the human passengers had even the faintest
inkling of how exciting was the olfactory tapestry that Cyril now
enjoyed. The world as it reveals itself to the canine nose is far richer
than we can possibly imagine, and includes not only that which is
there-- which is interesting enough-- but also that which was there
before."
From The Importance of Being Seven by Alexander McCall Smith.
Question: I left the dogs uncolored to emphasize the
richness of the "tapestry," but do you think they need some
kind of color?
I think they would come to life with a bit of color in your light-handed way. Like a soft tan color. The top one could be spotted perhaps.
ReplyDeleteYes, very light touch. I just love these! Mary K.
ReplyDeleteOH C'EST TROP BEAU ! j'ADORE!
ReplyDeleteI like Cyril just the way you have imagined him. I finished "The Importance of Being Seven" last week. I believe you have captured Cyril perfectly.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I really like the way you pictured Cyril's olfactory world. As coincidence would have it I was thinking a lot about Smell these days, for a series about the 5 (6) senses, so seeing your etegami has been very inspiring too.
ReplyDeleteThe thing I've never understood is why dogs like all those smells? I especially like the top one.
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