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@ Rescue Helicopter
Babe enters the gallery and is given a guide to his tour of "World of Bright Colors ". Some wonderful sights lie ahead!
Rescue Helicopter
If your pet has always fancied themselves in the role of a mountain rescue paramedic, then here's just the airborne vehicle for them! Will they be the pilot, using all their skill to navigate the chopper into often very difficult spaces in dangerous terrain? Or will they be part of the medical team, ready to leap out of the helicopter with their kit as soon as it lands, a very welcome sight to those stranded and needing help?

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@ Bright Colored Scarlet Macaw
"Listen to this, Susie Brownie! 'Despite having produced many stunning paintings going back centuries, it was only relatively late in the 1800s that artists really benefited from a proliferation of inexpensive, ready-made pigments such as cerulean, chrome orange and cadmium yellow. These freed artists from either mixing their own colours, or from unscrupulous vendors who sold unstable mixes that would discolour within weeks.'"
"Wow! I never thought about that, Babe!"
Bright Colored Scarlet Macaw
Scarlet is only one of the amazing bright colors that bloom in feathers for me! Splendid feathers in dazzling colors, my plumage is never dull. And as a bonus, my antics will amaze you, my intelligence not to be underestimated. Watch me perform for you, roller skates, magic tricks! You never know about the next new show!

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@ Bright Color Seating
"My friend is a very good artist, you know, and I saw him draw very small coloured noodles,"remarked Babe.
"Very small coloured noodles?" asked Debbie, baffled.
"Yup! He drew itsy, bitsy, teenie weenie, yellow polka dot linguini!"
Bright Color Seating
Sections of seating with bright colors, what chair would you choose? Your favorite or your mood? Or perhaps it's about seeing the stage?

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@ Painted Paws, Colourful Claws
"My friend is a very good artist, you know, and I saw him draw very small coloured noodles,"remarked Babe.
"Very small coloured noodles?" asked Mittens, baffled.
"Yup! He drew itsy, bitsy, teenie weenie, yellow polka dot linguini!"
Painted Paws, Colourful Claws
It looks like our canine and feline pets have been having great fun, dipping their paws in non-toxic washable paints and making careful impressions on a plain white surface! How good would this look as a picture in your pet's habitat, or even use a few as wallpaper!

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@ Bright Color Music in Motion
"Wow! Here's an interesting linguistical point in the brochure, fire fox! 'The concept of colour as an entity in its own right has changed over time. For example, a Roman would have no trouble saying, "I like red roses; I hate blue togas," but it would be hard for him to declare, "I like red; I hate blue," without specifying some object in that colour in particular," read out Babe.
"That's quite a weird fact, Babe!" responded fire fox.
Bright Color Music in Motion
It has been said that when you're happy, you hear the music, when you're sad, you hear the lyrics. But if music had visual properties, how would it look to you?

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@ Bright Color Waves
Babe bounded up to Lucy. "What's red and invisible?" he demanded.
Lucy was baffled. "I have no idea. What is red and invisible?"
"No tomatoes!" cried Babe.
Lucy glared at him stonily for some seconds. "That's the worst one yet. Now, give it a rest, do. We'll be late back on the tour bus if we don't look at all these exhibits pronto."
Bright Color Waves
If your favorite song could be seen streaming through the airwaves, would it look like this?

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@ Tread the Boards
"Wow! Did you see this in our itinerary, Ucil? 'In the 13th century, those selling the newly popular plant-based blue dye of woad battled with merchants offering the plant-based red dye of madder to persuade buyers to purchase their products.'"
"How low did they both stoop?" queried Ucil, not entirely tongue in cheek.
Babe continued. "'In Germany, centre of the madder trade, religious frescoes began to depict hell and its devils as blue rather than the traditional red or black, all in the effort to discredit the upstart hue.' 'Upstart hue'—I love it!"
Tread the Boards
These rainbow coloured boards are a delight to the eye and despite being worn by age, are functional and cheery. They look like a giant xylophone!

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@ A Blue Start
"Do you know why the sun's favourite colour is ultraviolet, Babe? asked Ringo.
"No, why?"
"Because apparently it glows with everything!"
A Blue Start
What thrilling adventure does pressing Start lead to? Let your imagination lead you on a journey ... press Start and embark on that trip you've always wanted to take? press Start and undertake that course you've always meant to do? Press Start and go on a journey of self-improvement? It's up to you -- press the big blue button and give your mind permission to begin!

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@ Bright Beach Huts
"Apparently, red is the first colour that babies are able to distinguish. The number of colours they are able to see continues to grow until they see the full spectrum of colours by the age of about five months," announced Babe.
"I would never have known that," replied Luckyice.
Bright Beach Huts
Beach huts can often be found above the high tide level at popular beach resorts, offering a bit of privacy and handy storage facilities. A special beach hut has been built by the council in Bournemouth, on the south coast England, to enable weddings ceremonies to take place on the beach! This particular cheerful row of huts is in Devon.

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@ Bright Train Engine
"Wow! Here's an interesting linguistical point in the brochure, Ted! 'The concept of colour as an entity in its own right has changed over time. For example, a Roman would have no trouble saying, "I like red roses; I hate blue togas," but it would be hard for him to declare, "I like red; I hate blue," without specifying some object in that colour in particular," read out Babe.
"That's quite a weird fact, Babe!" responded Ted.
Bright Train Engine
Harken back to the early days of train travel, painted the brightest blue and red, catching the eye of the tired traveler, drawing a smile from the weariest.

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@ Bright Vermillion Glitter
"Wow! Did you see this in our itinerary, Choose a name? 'In the 13th century, those selling the newly popular plant-based blue dye of woad battled with merchants offering the plant-based red dye of madder to persuade buyers to purchase their products.'"
"How low did they both stoop?" queried Choose a name, not entirely tongue in cheek.
Babe continued. "'In Germany, centre of the madder trade, religious frescoes began to depict hell and its devils as blue rather than the traditional red or black, all in the effort to discredit the upstart hue.' 'Upstart hue'—I love it!"
Bright Vermillion Glitter
Vermillion, a fancy shade of red, with glitter! Just what everypet needs.

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@ Bright Abstract Art
"A ship carrying red paint collided with a ship carrying brown paint near an island in the ocean. Do you know what happened to the crews of both ships, Babe?"
"Goodness, no! What happened, Katrice?"
"They were marooned!"
Bright Abstract Art
It's certainly bright, the colors dazzling to behold. Honestly, why does it have to be anything? Art is just art.

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@ Picturesque Marina
"Apparently, red is the first colour that babies are able to distinguish. The number of colours they are able to see continues to grow until they see the full spectrum of colours by the age of about five months," announced Babe.
"I would never have known that," replied Brigit.
Picturesque Marina
Here's a splendid multicoloured oil painting for your pet's habitat! This striking waterfront scene is rendered more vivid by little explosions of colour contrasting with peaceful areas of greenery and deep blue water reflecting the hues of the craft above.

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@ Bright Purple Glitter
"Do you know why the sun's favourite colour is ultraviolet, Babe? asked lily.
"No, why?"
"Because apparently it glows with everything!"
Bright Purple Glitter
Toss handfuls of purple glitter in the night under the bright lights of faery lights, and watch the glimmers start the rave!

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@ I'm Called Little Buttercup
Oh look ... an appropriately coloured pet!
I'm Called Little Buttercup
A lovely meadow scene in green and yellow gladdens the heart! Doesn't it make you want to burst into song? As I was going to Strawberry Fair
Singing, singing buttercups and daisies ...

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@ Bright Groovy Tiles
Babe bounded up to Digger. "What's red and invisible?" he demanded.
Digger was baffled. "I have no idea. What is red and invisible?"
"No tomatoes!" cried Babe.
Digger glared at him stonily for some seconds. "That's the worst one yet. Now, give it a rest, do. We'll be late back on the tour bus if we don't look at all these exhibits pronto."
Bright Groovy Tiles
Tripping down the kaleidoscope of colors, the bright reds, greens and rainbow hues take everypet on a throwback to the '60s journey!

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@ Alphabet Jumble
"How likely am I to paint my house a bright orange-red, Babe?"
"I don't know; would you ever do that, Desert Turkey?"
"Not in vermilion years!"
Alphabet Jumble
The first words you can make out from this jumble of colourful letters will reveal your personality! I can see "HUGS"! Also "HEN" ... um ... "MUG" ... there's "CHANT" as well! Oh well, perhaps it's not so very revealing after all! But it'll be great for young pets to play with!

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@ Bright Summer Meadow
Babe bounded up to Rico. "What's red and invisible?" he demanded.
Rico was baffled. "I have no idea. What is red and invisible?"
"No tomatoes!" cried Babe.
Rico glared at him stonily for some seconds. "That's the worst one yet. Now, give it a rest, do. We'll be late back on the tour bus if we don't look at all these exhibits pronto."
Bright Summer Meadow
Growing wild and free in the meadow, sharing their bright colors and scents for the world to enjoy! Stroll along the path and enjoy God's hues!

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@ I play, you play, he, she, it plays
"If you get purple fruit stuck in your drain, who should you call to fix it?" queried Milk.
"I don't know; who?" replied Babe.
"A plumming expert!"
I play, you play, he, she, it plays
Did you know that "ludo" is Latin for "I play"? The game comes from the Indian game Pachisi. Players race against each other to move their counter from start to finish. This game board will brighten up your day!

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@ Bright Faery Lights with Black Background
"Listen to this, ceefa! 'Despite having produced many stunning paintings going back centuries, it was only relatively late in the 1800s that artists really benefited from a proliferation of inexpensive, ready-made pigments such as cerulean, chrome orange and cadmium yellow. These freed artists from either mixing their own colours, or from unscrupulous vendors who sold unstable mixes that would discolour within weeks.'"
"Wow! I never thought about that, Babe!"
Bright Faery Lights with Black Background
Just look at the bright light we share when put up in the dark! We rock any pet gathering!

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@ Bright Faery Lights
"Wow! Here's an interesting linguistical point in the brochure, Henry! 'The concept of colour as an entity in its own right has changed over time. For example, a Roman would have no trouble saying, "I like red roses; I hate blue togas," but it would be hard for him to declare, "I like red; I hate blue," without specifying some object in that colour in particular," read out Babe.
"That's quite a weird fact, Babe!" responded Henry.
Bright Faery Lights
For heaven's sake, we are NOT only Christmas lights, we've rebranded ourselves as "Faery Lights", use us year round to bring lights of color and joy anywhere!

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@ Bright Red Bird Peeking
"Wow! Did you see this in our itinerary, Pekoe? 'In the 13th century, those selling the newly popular plant-based blue dye of woad battled with merchants offering the plant-based red dye of madder to persuade buyers to purchase their products.'"
"How low did they both stoop?" queried Pekoe, not entirely tongue in cheek.
Babe continued. "'In Germany, centre of the madder trade, religious frescoes began to depict hell and its devils as blue rather than the traditional red or black, all in the effort to discredit the upstart hue.' 'Upstart hue'—I love it!"
Bright Red Bird Peeking
How do you do? How nice to meet you! Why, whatever do you mean, "why are you upside down?" How do you know that YOU aren't the one upside down?

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@ Bright Stair Case
"Oh dear, listen to this! 'In the Middle Ages, green came to represent betrayal and unreliability. For example, Judas Iscariot was often depicted wearing green clothing.' Didn't you say you liked green, UsagiDot?"
"Why was that, Babe?"
"Okay—'this association may have grown out of the fact that dyeing in green tended to be difficult and unpredictable during this time, with green dyes from plants creating a faint and unstable color that would fade over time.' So—there we have it!"
Bright Stair Case
Why the bright colors on these steps beg the everypet walking them to break out in song and sing!

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@ Be Bright, Be Happy
"Wow! Did you see this in our itinerary, Choco? 'In the 13th century, those selling the newly popular plant-based blue dye of woad battled with merchants offering the plant-based red dye of madder to persuade buyers to purchase their products.'"
"How low did they both stoop?" queried Choco, not entirely tongue in cheek.
Babe continued. "'In Germany, centre of the madder trade, religious frescoes began to depict hell and its devils as blue rather than the traditional red or black, all in the effort to discredit the upstart hue.' 'Upstart hue'—I love it!"
Be Bright, Be Happy
One word says it all! HAPPY! Choose your joy and this brightly colored balloon display!

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@ Flower Cart
As Babe's tour of "World of Bright Colors " comes to an end, he receives a seasonally appropriate gift!
Autumn's Palette
Splashes of autumnal splendor paint a lovely leafy palette. Just beyond, many forest animals are scurrying about gathering everything they will need for the impending long, cold winter.
Flower Cart
Just the thing to brighten up dull patches in your garden, are these pots of colourful chrysanthemums! They're an instant fix!
Babe has completed him tour of "World of Bright Colors "! Please select another pet as visitor, so it can also tour an art gallery!