ORIGIN: It’s cold outside and the Brush agrees with us, a blanket and a hot water bottle pale in comparison to a circle of penguins. What can we say, recycling is important and we were the type of child that draws outside the lines. We are sure the Brush doesn’t mind. Penguins huddle together to […]
THE DOG IN THE MIDDLE OF A CIRCLE OF PENGUINS. Read More »
ORIGIN: The family resemblance is right there. Woolly mammoths might have frozen to death, but woolly moths have inherited the Earth, and they are ready to follow in their mother’s footsteps. The Cold has spoken, ice shall be my grave. But my children deserve better. Wings will be my parting gift to them. I don’t
MAMMOTH, MOTHER OF MOTHS. Read More »
ORIGINS: When the Brush speaks, we listen. It gave us girls wearing scarfs over their mouths. The little warmth they have scraped together, and the words they would rather leave out in the cold. It’s too late for my heart. My words are the only thing that matters now, and I will keep them warm.
MOUTHS BURIED IN SCARFS. Read More »
ORIGINS: It’s not an empty threat. The second seahorse in the original series is willing to push that button if its demands aren’t met. But it goes in one ear and out the other, so, we thought that the threat would be more believable if the animals wrapped their tails around the eyes of the
ORIGINS: Look at the eyes of the third character. If those aren’t mammoths wrapped around the world, trying to keep it warm and take the brunt of the cold, we don’t know what they are. The world is still a cold, cold place, and I just wish mammoths were still around, because the cold is
Wrap-around mammoths. Read More »