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"What Does The Old Clock Remember" is the title of next poem for elder children by Mrs. Nazimek. So, what does the clock remember? The time, when outside the kitchen's window there were horse carts, not cars, and Granny was a miss, strong and cheerful girl. This is traditional ink-and-watercolor drawing with a few digital elements. I've added two ellipses around the clock and three triangles in Overlay mode (to make a time vortex). Eyes were redrawn, too, to make eye pupils sharp. There's not a word about dwarves in the poem, but Mira asked for dwarves. She belives there must be some in every grannie's kitchen.

Description
"What Does The Old Clock Remember" is the title of next poem for elder children by Mrs. Nazimek. So, what does the clock remember? The time, when outside the kitchen's window there were horse carts, not cars, and Granny was a miss, strong and cheerful girl. This is traditional ink-and-watercolor drawing with a few digital elements. I've added two ellipses around the clock and three triangles in Overlay mode (to make a time vortex). Eyes were redrawn, too, to make eye pupils sharp. There's not a word about dwarves in the poem, but Mira asked for dwarves. She belives there must be some in every grannie's kitchen.