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Guest
22-Dec-2005 17:15
errr, yeah, that's what I meant, caterpillar!
I was going to try and tell you that it was an American vs British english thing. I say "elevator", you say "lift", I say "worm", you say "caterpillar", but I didn't think you'd fall for it :-)
You are obviously having fun and it's showing in your work. Again, well done! -Michael
Worm, what worm? Surely you mean caterpillar! (The worm is in my other entry).
But yes, this was first posted with no holes in the fruit. I realise that you really ought to be able to see the inside of the fruit in the holes, but in keeping with the book where the pictures are presented on white pages with holes in them, I thought this was more appropriate.
Phil
Guest
22-Dec-2005 05:33
Yeppers, Phil, you are definitely on a fine creative roll. Good idea and well executed. Am I correct that there was an early version solely with fruit and no worm? -Michael
