Or maybe an angry old woman.
In actuality, it's a ... it's a ... (tell you later, gator.)
Friday, September 28, 2012
I see it, do you?
They say the mind always searches for patterns. This looks just like a half-awake mastiff or sighing boxer to me.
Or maybe an angry old woman.
In actuality, it's a ... it's a ... (tell you later, gator.)
Or maybe an angry old woman.
In actuality, it's a ... it's a ... (tell you later, gator.)
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Definitely looks like my neighbor's Mastiff, named Angus! and he's a cutey... Tho, it could look like a 2 yr. old having a heck of a crying jag..
Definitely doggish, whatever the breed!
A dehydrated dog, all skin and no bones. Can't wait for the big reveal.
I see Captain Crunch with a one eyed spectacle
Reminiscent of The Little Prince, elephant swallowed by snake.
Snout and two eyes, plain as day.
Could be the face of a creature out of one of the Star Wars movies.
I wonder how many of you see it like Banjo, with the two eyes in the front. Because now I see what Banjo saw, but my original impression was the profile of a dog, facing left.
Here's the illo Jean saw from Le Petit Prince: Elephant inside snake stomach
I thought of Star Wars as Ms M did! But I can see the dawg and cranky lady, too {more easily in the black and white}. {And I love Le Petit Prince.}
I'll go with an old leather jacket stuffed on a windowsill behind frames. There! Detailed enough? hahahaha
monocles is the word I was looking for
I was flipping through Le Petit Prince and realized Jean meant something else entirely. More in the Birdman vein. And he's close -- it's a slip.
I guess it is a leather's tapestry rolled...
I see the grumpy old woman - or man?
Ah, a slip! I wouldn't have guessed that. Looks more along the leather vein, as Sonia mentioned.
I saw both right away!!! Took me awhile to see Banjo's version though...
A slip??? You still have a slip??? I thought they were extinct...
brilliant.....once on a train in Egypt my friend and I stood waiting for a man kneeling in the corridor to finish his prayers only to realise after about 10 minutes it was a stripped mattress and a white sheet that had fallen from it's storage place!!
So that's where I left my magic cape.
Oh YAH, I've run down the street to rescue many people who turned out to be tree trunks and bushes. Or magic capes.
A Freudian slip? A Happy Slip?
I definitely see the old woman. Spooky!
AH, facing left . . . you're right! Wow. But to me it's more of an old man than a mastiff profile.
Stuffed Jimmy Hoffa?
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