The first word is ROMPEOLAS (breakwater). However, since we really can’t tell the difference between them, we will just go with MALECÓN (jetty). Because it is closer to MALABAR (juggling). And if we break that jetty in three, we get the starting points for three other words. And as luck would have it, the first […]
AN ELEPHANT JUGGLING ON A BREAKWATER. Read More »
ORIGINS: It’s a far cry from a beach, but sea lions can’t be choosers. Hair can be wavy too, and if you look at number 6, you will see row after row of sea lions sticking their heads out of the water. And the old-fashioned telephones are there because most cries go unheard. It could
BEACH BRIMMING WITH SEA LIONS. Read More »
ORIGINS: We read somewhere that the ancestors of dolphins were some kind of wolf, and we have a fondness for family portraits. It’s only a matter of time. I know that I won’t get to live underwater, but if I spend my life in this shore, my children won’t have to be wolves for long.
From wolves to dolphins. Read More »
ORIGINS: In the original series, the second character has panda bears balancing on waves. Those waves look like birds with sharp beaks, and that is where we got the idea for these flocks of crestfallen waves. By the way, it should be obvious, but the props are built from the eyes of each character. Do