A friendly portrait

The pacapillar wagged it’s curly tails as it smelled nutritious freshly baked food. If there was one pleasure in the life of the one known as Sammy, it must had been eating. With an irresistible round face one can trust immediately and the ears of a loyal canine, they are immediately recognizable from afar, their soft fur has the patterns of a standard Shiba inu, a proud yet Infinitively loyal breed of canine. Just like the animal they are based on, Sammy is an excellent friend one can trust with no issues at all. 

Sammy has one known love. One may have already guessed it is food itself. After all, if there is a stand of food, you can bet your leaflets upon the presence of Sammy near it. With beady eyes no one can resist, Sammy will get a bite upon each visit for free. After all, one would be a mad person to be able to resist puppy eyes from such a pacapillar. There are no meals discarded by the glutinous pacapillar. If it seems edible, he will eat it, but still take the time to say thank you, because Sammy is also quite the polite pacapillar. 

I met him for the first time at the Harvest festival, where I paid him Takoyakis. He fastly became a friend of mine with his cheerful persona. Thus, as he doesn’t seem to notice me, I have decided to paint his portrait in his natural environment: a food court. It is for a gift I’ll deliver with a snekket. I do believe this friend of mine will appreciate such a gift if it was made with sincerity. I wonder if he will hang it in his kitchen or his bedroom. I never visited his house so I would not be able to tell you the placements of his rooms nor the size of his touse. I tend to think he lives in an actual dog house, but I may be wrong.