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Episode 1: "Hello! I am Homard, an art enthusiast, and I will be your tour guide today. I have no formal training, but what I don't know for sure, I'm ready to make up on the spot and tell a lobster tail about! So please gather around and we'll make our way into the gallery at once!"

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Episode 2: "Cat Lovers is a popular piece here at Musee d'art de Cannelle", said Homard with a chuckle.
Loki smiled, remembering the story their tour guide had told earlier of Cannelle's reluctance to include cats in her collection when the museum first opened. Apparently her puppyhood included several close encounters with some very sharp clawed kittens, but her sense of fairness overcame her reluctance, and her former nemeses have become a part of her success, both tangible and intangible.

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Episode 3: Bringing an almost reverent feeling of paint and mosaic, the budding artist conveys someone centered in the universe, breathing deeply and sharing joy and peace with the onlookers

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Episode 4: Homard is busily describing Fireside Tales while Loki thinks back fondly to childhood memories of long ago campfires and the exciting stories shared there...

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Episode 5: Homard proudly shows Loki and the tour group one of the most famous pieces created by one of PnF's premier artists! Loki's jaw drops open in admiration, because Loki would never have thought of creating something so wonderfully lifelike from such an eclectic collection of bits and bobs!

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Episode 6: 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. Loki 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 7: Homard tells Loki and the group that Porthole in Space is a simple yet evocative, cathartic work of art, because it transports the viewer to a simpler plain of existence free of trouble and strife, where all realms of possibility exist only beyond the porthole. Loki is perplexed, but admires how well the black background sets off the shiny ring...

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Episode 8: Tickle me Teddy is one of Homard's favourite works of art in the Musee! Tickle me Teddy was created by one of PnF's finest purveyors of tiny art, so it is hardly surprising that Loki and the whole tour group are mesmerised by the level of detail and the sense of whimsy this piece evokes!

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Episode 9: This interesting piece of pop art conjures images of donuts really growing on trees, which makes Loki's tummy rumble even louder than Homard's voice, while they are espousing the merits of this piece of contemporary art...

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Episode 10: Loki is chuffed to receive a print of Maria's Whispering Trees! This colourful landscape delivers a conservation message for the viewer, from the ageless Grandmother Trees. Please care for and renew our PnF forests, so that they will be here for generations of pets to enjoy into the future!

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Episode 11: "About Time is a lighthearted take on a serious subject," Homard explains, as several students in the tour group step in for a closer look. Their teacher usually asks about abstract art, and they don't want to miss a thing!

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Episode 12: "Creating a still life is one of the basic canvases a painter starts with", explained Homard to the crowd. "One sets the vase of flowers on the table and with each passing minute of the day, the light changes, and therefore creates another shadow, or bright spot. However, this artist chose to work in darkness and show that light comes from within, and aptly named it Namaste "

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Episode 13: Homard pumps out his chest, turning to Loki and the group, as he presents "Blue Waves", an amazing composition by a relatively unknown PnF artist. Surely Blue Waves will become a future masterpiece, and rival "Blue Poles" $350 million price tag, because squiggles are much more complex to draw than straight lines, are they not?

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Episode 14: Homard presents one of the Musee's more colourful contemporary pop art pieces for Loki and the group's viewing pleasure. Loki loves the way the bright colours and different shaped objects all seem to blend into each other, to create a cohesive whole! An interestingly modern take on a Christmas tree, for sure!

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Episode 15: 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… Loki feels sure that their hooman will be very pleased with Loki for bringing home such a delightful print of this famous PnF landscape!

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Episode 16: Homard is very excited by the way this acclaimed artwork, Blue Moon, by one of PnF's most talented artists, really pops! Loki and the group agree, and sincerely hope some more of this artist's works will be on display in the gallery!

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Episode 17: 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 18: "The simple title Old Blue seems quite suitable to this piece," Homard dramatically exclaims.
Loki wishes those eyes would quit following!

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Episode 19: Loki jumps up and down with glee upon being gifted a print of Syan's Eagle on the Wing, a beautiful landscape oil painting evoking feelings of peace and tranquility, and a sense that all is well in the PnF world! The warm hues in the sunrise are softened by the mist rising off the water, the stillness broken only by the slow glide of a watchful eagle.

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Episode 20: Homard points to Pictures Within Pictures, creatively done by an up and coming artist at the Musee. "One can only imagine laying your head upon your pillow and dreaming of a birthday party, and conjuring up these delightful presents".

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Episode 21: Loki and the group are all mesmerised when Homard presents this beautiful fantasy art piece, by one of PnF's many talented artists! Loki imagines taking the place of the happy little dragon on the hilltop, surrounded by butterflies, the skies filled with a breathtaking light show...

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Episode 22: Wowser! Wowser! Wowser! Exclaims Loki in awe! Homard agrees, assuring Loki that Cannelle is seeking more artworks for the gallery from this amazing PnF artist!

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Episode 23: Ta-da!" Says Homard, as he gestures toward one of Musee d’Art de Cannelle's most breathtaking still lifes. Loki joins the rest of the tour group in emitting a range of o"oh's and aah's and squeaks-of-appreciation. Homard informs the group that this beautiful piece was created by one of PnF's lesser known artists, who sometimes surprises even herself with her beautiful creations!

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Episode 24: "A beautiful perspective piece, entitled Escalator to the Stars," says Homard. Loki wonders aloud if it's an escalator for PnF movie stars, or an escalator into intergalactic space? Homard just winks at Loki, and says, "This is art, so it is whatever you perceive it to be!" which thoroughly confuses Loki!

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Episode 25: After viewing all of the inspiring works in this section of Musee d’Art de Cannelle, Loki 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 Loki stumbles upon a quaint cottage, which looks very similar to one in a Monet masterpiece....
"A present for me?" asks Loki, hardly daring to hope!