…what this chap with the cauldron titfer has to do with the musical theme of this fantasy, but, as any regular concert goer will tell you,
there’s always at least one pothead at every gig.
(I’ll be here all week, ladies and germs. please tip your waitress…)
I’m quite pleased with his face though. He is the owner of the legs from Tuesday’s post
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I love that fellow. He was my chosen subject when I tried painting with egg tempera. I am in awe of how beautifully you have embroidered him.
I couldn’t get on with egg tempera at all, I hope you did better than me
That is a very striking face. I half expect to meet him in the street (with or without cauldron!)
I think I’d worry if I met him on the street!
A pot head with ear buds. Of course!
I was beginning to think no one had noticed that. I actually had to give him ears because all the ears in the psalter are covered by hoods
And what nice and pointy ears you gave him.
I love his ears, and the fact that he wears ear buds at a music festival (or something similar) is funny but oh so fitting for this tapestry.
Oh my gosh! He’s so expressive!! I love it!
And I think think I met him at a Jethro Tull concert a few years back… š
OOh, you get some right dodgy buggers at tull concerts…specially when I take my mum
I love this guy! The life of the party
I think he disapproves