FurBabies by Nancy Beiman for October 17, 2024

The puppy ate her homework.

So, as often stated, design is a Sirius business?

I missed Sirius. Siriusly.

Soon to be the next avant-garde abstract expressionist artist.

That barf will be colorful.

Considering how modern artists have come up with their designs and masterpieces, the design will definitely be “avant gard”: and yes, someone needs to call the “Met” to let them known of a young canine artist who has gone into a new art genre by painting with his tongue (if you’ve actually taken a Modern Art History and Appreciation you’ll known this can happen in real life, trust me Pollack used to get “a lot of prescriptions” no physician in his right mind would prescribe (or my even be allowed to) nowadays and just get a brush and in his blur suddenly start dripping paint on the canvas: that is how he got his “inspiration”).

Sirius is just so cute. Even with a colorful tongue.

Oh, Sirius, no!

I’m pretty sure Katie and friends will be surprised by Sirius’ alterations to her design.

Sirius and the [coated] tongue of many colors…

Oh no – Sirius has eaten her homework (and the tools to create it)!

Aww! Such a happy boy with his tie-dyed tongue!

Dogwalkers will marvel at Sirius’ deposit.

Uh-oh!

Nothing like fresh colorful crayons in the morning.

I imagine t evolves. Initially the first licks of Impressionism, then more aggressively abstract right through to psychedelic. Slurp-adelic? Roll your best soggy tennis ball on it and make yours.

I can remember in the late 1960s or possibly the early 1970s, there were crayons with layers of colors. Sirius’ tongue today reminds me of those.

She must have the food scented crayons.