So, we see toys, advice, useful products (at least if you're a turtle), and even some existential prompting ("mealworm frenzy?"). Somehow the whole is abstract in a satisfying way even though the individual components are each (more or less) fairly non-abstract.
I am sad, however, to think there might be turtles in the world going around with untreated inflamed eyes.
I wondered about those turtle eye drops...is eye inflammation something that all turtles suffer from or just the ones in captivity?
Originally I wanted to do a collage of pics from the "dried up parts" bin like the pig snouts--other selections included dried cod skins and cow hooves--but the image quality wasn't up to snuff. Maybe next time.
So, we see toys, advice, useful products (at least if you're a turtle), and even some existential prompting ("mealworm frenzy?"). Somehow the whole is abstract in a satisfying way even though the individual components are each (more or less) fairly non-abstract.
ReplyDeleteI am sad, however, to think there might be turtles in the world going around with untreated inflamed eyes.
I wondered about those turtle eye drops...is eye inflammation something that all turtles suffer from or just the ones in captivity?
ReplyDeleteOriginally I wanted to do a collage of pics from the "dried up parts" bin like the pig snouts--other selections included dried cod skins and cow hooves--but the image quality wasn't up to snuff. Maybe next time.
No, no; I think one "dried up part" offering was more than sufficient. Like adding to much magenta to a landscape painting.
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