Estoy de vuelta de un doblete de gripe + virus gastro-algo. Recuperada y llena de energía para hacerle frente al invierno londinense (el primero desde que me mudé a esta ciudad/país/continente). No sé todavía cómo se siente decirle chau a los rayos de Febo a las cuatro de la tarde, pero imagino que será un buen tiempo para hibernar y crear.
De mis días de enfermucha salió un puñado (bastante ecléctico) de títeres, a saber: una chica de estilo chino, un “trabajador” de la mafia, un habitante del bosque y un personaje de libro. Vamos a conocerlos:
I’m back from a double of flu + gastro-something virus. Recovered and full of energy to face the London winter (my first one since I moved from Argentina). I don’t know how it feels to say goodbye to the sunlight at 4pm yet, but I guess it will be a good time to hibernate and create.
From my illness days I came out with a (pretty eclectic!) bunch of new puppets (some of them adopted the same day I listed them on Etsy!), as follows: a Chinese-style girl, a mafia “worker”, a wood-dweller and a book character. Let’s meet them:


You might have imagined this already, but I have to tell you: Albertino is from the mafia. He is used to doing “little jobs”. The other puppets tremble when he comes into a puppet-restaurant or a puppet-office. I would like to say that, deep down, he is a good man. But I wouldn’t swear by it.

Wood-dweller

Me inspiré en el libro Margherita Dolcevita, del genial grande grosísimo escritor italiano Stefanno Beni. Margherita is la chica más adorable, divertida, sensible y soñadora que te puedas imaginar.
I was inspired by the wonderful Italian writer Stefanno Benni and his book Margherita Dolcevita. She is the most adorable, funny, sensitive dreamer girl you can imagine.