
Great drawing made by Ion Isaila.
When someone sends mail art for this Real Weird Animals project, one of the first questions which come into mind is: Which animal this would be?
On the right I see a (wo)man, and on the left an, er...?
First thought this might be a Minotaur, the ancient Greek mythologic animal-man. But probably I'm wrong.
Well, in Art - so also Mail Art - it's never necessary to specify what the beholders (should) see. Look and think your own unique thoughts! Anyway, I like ballpoint drawings, so I'm delighted to have received this work of art from Düsseldorf.

I don't know how Ion knows that I like Smurfs, and I realize that this is the first time that someone addressed a Smurf directly to Real Weird Animals. Which brings a new question in mind: what type of animal would a Smurf be?!?

Thank you very much, Ion!
What do you mean? A Smurf is a Smurf like a human is a human! Or are you asking for the scientific name? It must be something like "Schtroumpfus comunis" or "Schtroumpfus caerulis", isn't it?
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BeantwoordenVerwijderenWell, there is dispute on the question whether 'humans' are animals or not. And a similar question may arise concerning Smurfs!..
(I thought Linneaus had chosen some Peyo-word for the scientific name. Smurfus peyonicus, or Pitufus peyoricus, or something like that?!?)
We need to look into this question!
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