As you can from the accompanying illustration, the town of Bishop’s Wallop was a little bit unusual.
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Another three in one catch up post today… A castle, an apple and a comb. Classic fairytale fare.
The first one is a bit of a doodle which I did at work on Tuesday. The castle that lies east of the sun and west of the moon – the heroine has to ride all four of the winds to get there you know. She’s pretty hardcore.
Then we have a golden apple, given to the girl by an old lady for no very good reason. There are three old ladies and three fairly disparate golden items they bestow upon her – they’re sort of like a low rent Q from the James Bond movies.
According to the story, which I did not refer to until after drawing this, it was meant to be a golden carding comb rather than a hair one… oops.
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I don’t have a guest post for you today, so instead you shall have another story. This one was written for Emily Dodd, who said “You know those dog multi-leads? Well a man used to come into my bedroom with wolves on a multi-lead or sometimes… sharks. The sharks swam in air. Thankfully it hasn’t happened for 20 years or so, he’s probably working in Disney land (:” Enjoy.
Once Upon A Time, there was a little boy called Bartholomew Benjamin Crannington-Hill, a name he had inherited from Irish-American parents along with a small leather suitcase and a pair of green and white striped pyjamas. Unfortunately those were the only things he had to remember them by, for Mr and Mrs Crannington-Hill tragically died at sea when their son was only a baby.
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