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Episode 1: "Ahoy mateys! Kreeft is landlocked today, and will be guiding your way! Artsy farsty art is what we'll be looking at today, rolling with the hoi polloi and like a rock gathers no moss, we'll be rolling along and along. There's plenty to see, look, a squirrel! Oh my, look at that cute tail! Where was I? Oh yes, art. Yes, it's all about art today. A hedgehog, too? Why, isn't this the cutesiest tootsiest widdle thing? What? Can we begin the tour? Why, of course! And what are we touring today? ART? In an art gallery, why, of course it's art! Who's the guide? ME? Heh heh heh, of course it's me I was just seeing if you were paying attention!
All right, let's go!"

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Episode 2: "Sweets is a lovely metaphor for all the good things life has to offer," Kreeft explains, raising his squeaky lobster voice to try to cover the sounds of tummies rumbling.
"Peasants!" Kreeft mutters, as he grudgingly leads the tour group over to the snack bar AGAIN!

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Episode 3: Reminiscent of a Monet, this beautiful work tugs on the heart strings of Kreeft and the Musee's other tour guides! In a rare moment of insight, Forsythe realises that the turbulence of the wind and rain are expertly juxtaposed by the soft hues, creating a sense of stillness and peace in a violent world.

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Episode 4: Entitled What If? this artist asks the onlooker to rethink nature, and what you can find there. Amazing things live in our natural world. What if there really are dragons living among us, but we're just too busy to see them?

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Episode 5: This piece of art, entitled D is for Dance was created by one of PnF's most talented artists! Kreeft points out the elegant foot line portrayed by the artist, and the clever shell design on the dancer's pointe slippers. Forsythe and the tour group are mesmerised by how lifelike this image is, so much so that Forsythe almost thinks they can hear dance music playing...

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Episode 6: Rosie’s Follow Your Dream is a whimsical landscape that cleverly uses light to draw viewers into the image, until they can virtually feel the slippery rocks and icy water under their paws, and then feel compelled to move towards the deeper blue water in the distance… Forsythe feels sure that their hooman will be very pleased with Forsythe for bringing home such a delightful print of this famous PnF landscape!

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Episode 7: Kreeft happily shows Forsythe and the group one of the gallery's more whimsical works of art, simply entitled Cloud 9.
Forsythe imagines feeling weightless, with the sun on Forsythe's face and the breeze in Forsythe's hair, quietly floating through the soft cumulus clouds, en route to a magical destination somewhere in PnF Land...

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Episode 8: Breaking dawn clearly portrays the sights and smells of sunrise on the marshes. One only need close ones eyes to instantly bring to mind the distinct smell of still water and flora and fauna, the call of the wild ducks in flight, cheering others on, and the joy of being alive.

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Episode 9: "The simple title Old Blue seems quite suitable to this piece," Kreeft dramatically exclaims.
Forsythe wishes those eyes would quit following!

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Episode 10: Kirsten’s Rainy Encounter was inspired by a series of oil paintings by RL artist Leonid Afremov. The Rainy Encounter series uses the play of vivid colours reflecting off wet ground and through rain to soften the image and create depth perception. Forsythe jumps up and down in glee at receiving a print of this beautiful scene, because they really, really want their hooman to make an art with it and put them in it, so they can splash in the puddles and dance in the rain!

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Episode 11: "The simple title Fairy seems quite suitable to this piece," Kreeft explained.
Forsythe appreciates the enlightening descriptions, but sometimes it is nice to just look and enjoy...

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Episode 12: At some point, everypet dreams of going up in space, to explore the new lands, and communicate with a new race. However, with all the beauty of asteroids and space dust, one does wonder if they are truly bad or just depicted that way?

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Episode 13: So many things going on here, subtle nuances, and full of whimsy and alarm at the same time! The artist begs the viewer to speculate on whether those bees are friendly? A smile can be used as a ploy to get close, and close they are! Upon further examination, you can see the artist used unusual media and style choices to bring us the affable dog who might be in danger! Adding the cat on the painting gives the viewer a visual reference on how this might all go wrong. Please take a moment to view and enjoy this masterpiece, charmingly titled Bee Wear

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Episode 14: Come Fly with Me is a whimsical artwork by a very clever artist! It encapsulates togetherness, fun and adventure, in a very simple, yet evocative way.

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Episode 15: Geometric Red Dress
From the Pauli Hoh collection
Hey, chaps and chapesses, this divine little frock shows us just how important triangles are. We couldn't do without this versatile three-sided shape in everyday design, and clothes are just as important as buildings or bridges! Remember Pythonagoras’ theorem from school? The one that goes “The squirrel on the hippopotamus is equal to some of the squirrels on the other two sides”? What’s that got to do with the price of onions, did I hear you say? Well, never mind—just look at this dress: a thing of beauty and a joy forever. It’s a striking and pleasing colour combo of scarlet and purple, with a border of autumnal flowers around the hem. The whole thing is set off with a beautiful floppy red bow linking the shoulder straps.

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Episode 16: Kreeft explains to Forsythe and the tour group that this piece of contemporary pop art, entitled A Slug's Life was created by one of PnF's up and coming artists. Forsythe is a little disconcerted by this art, primarily because it reminds Forsythe of a television commercial for throat lozenges...

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Episode 17: Here is a fine example of mixed media. The featured artist combined a variety of different shapes and colors to pull together a fantastic composition that gives one a sense of serenity.

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Episode 18: "Here we have Lady in Red Kreeft says, waving a claw dramatically.
Forsythe lingers to get a better look as the tour group moves on...

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Episode 19: Nukhet’s Waterside is a playful work of art, reminiscent of summertime family beach holidays, complete with flip-flops, sandcastles and refreshing fruit treats. The warm sun on the water creates a soft haze, which hovers just above the water in the gentle sea breeze… Forsythe is delighted to receive a print of this beautiful art, but gazes at it wistfully, secretly hoping that their hooman will take them to this wonderful place one day!

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Episode 20: " Sunrise Surprise is a prime example of stark realism in art" Kreeft cries with glee. "The artist loves coffee, therefore YOU must love coffee!"
Forsythe noticed the posh museum owner on her third cup of espresso earlier in the day. Perhaps that was why she was running up the down escalator?

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Episode 21: "Bungee Jump! is one of the best examples of photographic art, on loan to Musee d'art de Cannelle from the collection of the very famous artist, photographer and adventurer, BOB."
Forsythe didn't know Bob was a photographer, but he must be good. Forsythe's attempts to get the krakken on film didn't go very well. Bob's use of a timer and tripod was inspired. It's difficult to take pictures while you're being hugged by a krakken!

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Episode 22: "Here we have a fine example of pop culture influence" Kreeft explains, gesturing with one claw toward the next painting.
Many in the tour group are fans, and crowd in for a closer look...

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Episode 23: Kreeft presents one of the gallery's collages to Forsythe and the tour group, for their viewing pleasure. As it's close to lunchtime, Forsythe is feeling just a tad peckish, and begins salivating imagining that shiny gems are really boiled sweets... "No, Forsythe!" Shouts Kreeft, only just managing to stop Forsythe from taking a bite out of the collage!!!

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Episode 24: Eeeeeeeek shrieks Forsythe! Is it Halloween already? And I totally forgot to trick 'n' treat? Kreeft consoles Forsythe, reassuring Forsythe that it isn't quite Halloween yet, but the Musee displays art for all seasons, and how could they not include Halloween? Forsythe breathes a sigh of relief, thinking about what costume they might want to make, or ask their hooman to help them make, for this year...

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Episode 25: After viewing all of the inspiring works in this section of Musee d’Art de Cannelle, Forsythe is feeling a little sad to have to return to a gourd house that looks exactly the same as every other gourd house in PnF Land, which is not terribly exciting...because if you've seen one gourd house, you've seen them all!

But suddenly Forsythe stumbles upon a quaint cottage, which looks very similar to one in a Monet masterpiece....
"A present for me?" asks Forsythe, hardly daring to hope!