Today we'd get to ask the less visible and talkative residents of the Moominvalley. Meet Too-Ticky, Toffle, and the Fisherman (aka Lighthouse Keeper):
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Today we'd get to ask the less visible and talkative residents of the Moominvalley. Meet Too-Ticky, Toffle, and the Fisherman (aka Lighthouse Keeper):
A rare species of garden pest, Joxaren Lazius. Most commonly it can be found on apple trees where it sits for weeks and devours the apples as they ripen. But, as you see in the images from our phototraps, it may venture out to feast on strawberries or chill out in the catnip.
Adventures in the night jungle. I'm still not over the black paper
Today, the more respectable strata of the Moominvalley society will present their opinions on the subject:
some scary Snufkin 1969 doodle while I'm still enchanted with the black paper
Moominpappa invited some friends and acquaintances of his youth to join the poll:
Encounter in the Dusk,
or
You Don't Know Who Is The Hunter,
or
black paper is fun with felt pens
On this rainy summer day, two more members of the Moominfamily (adopted ones) tell us about their preferences:
no comments, just Snufkin doing Snufkin things
ink has a funny way of smearing over the foil, very convenient to make smth like Spanish moss. Add here the various colours and patterns foil can produce...
Today, the Snork siblings will tell us about their complicated relations with the subject:
These critters are so cute shaking water off in 1969 Moomins. Both within one episode #27 abt invisible Ninni. (The same episode where Snufkin played something different from his fav Osabishiyama song)
This summer will be endless
(no, 'f course Moominmamma would have provided 'em with a much bigger lunch)
a bunch/meadow/haystack of lupines
Now on to Moominparents, the pillars of the Valley community:
sepia's fun (charcoal too)