The canvas has not moved, but the picture has changed.
I’m not one to be tricked by visual illusions, but Earnest Easel insists it is the Truth.
The Creative Canvas is an Empath that captures colours and shapes from the surroundings and reflects them.
Tonight is the night of judgment, as Brewing Bucket manufactures a hitherto unseen shade of paint, to splash out at midnight and paint the canvas like it’s never been before.
Earnest Easel writhes in agony in an attempt to escape, but falls at an angle that breaks a leg and makes running difficult.
I swear I saw a figure looming large in the sky, without hands and feet, but a power centre in its head, ducking Creative Canvas till it falls silent.

Love the twisty turny weirdness of this, Reena. Fun take!
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Thank you, Nancy!
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errr… Reena. remember, despite what they’re saying about the brown acid, it’ll wear off and things will return to normal
lol
excellent Six!
(and excellent writeage… there is something that comes through, leaps off the page when a writer is willing to let go and describe the barely-describable
very nicely done)
I know Chris has already extended an invitation for you to stop by the SSC&B… but, not for nothin’ the tall, thin man will be at a table midway to the small stage next Thursday… if the spirit moves you (Should be fun to try and write a Six about the art of )waiting
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Thanks for both the appreciation and the suggestion!
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Very nicely done, it feels scary, just right for the season.
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Thank you, Mimi!
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Oh, that’s so good!
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Thanks, Chris! 😊
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Nice personifications of the easel and canvas.
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Thank you, Frank!
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Perfect Six for Spooky Season!
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Thank you, Violet!
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There’s a seasonally appropriate feel to this
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Thank you, Neil!
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Very interesting story
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Thank you! It is as whacky as I could get 🙂
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You’re welcome.
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Twists and turns creating a jumble ideas.
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😂😂
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a jumble of ideas… sorry.
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So imaginative, Reena. A unique take.
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Thank you, Indira! Halloween and Horror are only remotely real, and that perhaps is the attraction for fans of this genre.
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In the late 1960s on US television, there was a show called “Night Gallery” hosted by Rod Serling (this was a few years after “The Twilight Zone”) This reminded me of the show somewhat.
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Ideas float in the universe, even if I’ve not watched the show 😄
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