Artus

Very skilled with his hands, he is the artist of the community. He loves to create, create and create again! He takes as much pleasure in making origami (how he makes Tsurus) as in decorating the front of Bess'  store (see "Three of a Kind"), carving an old tree trunk found in the Grasslands or painting the community. All the Monchhichi admire his talent.

Artus is also a great romantic. He has an emotional bond with Stampy, loving to surprise her, offering her paintings, floral compositions, or showing her his latest creations.

His role in the community
It is he who makes the Tsurus, the magic origami which, thanks to the Dream Elixir, will transport the pretty dreams to children. Artus is the only one who knows how to make Tsurus. Other Monchhichi have tried it, and Willow even imagined a machine for it, but in vain: only the expert hands of Artus are capable of this meticulous craft (see "Artus at all Costs"). He shares his workshop with Stampy, who writes the addresses of the children on his Tsurus.

Accessories
Brushes and a palette of paint.

Interests
Art! Whether origami, sculptures, drawings... he never misses an opportunity to create. He is able to imagine up a statue in a simple twisted tree trunk.

And of course, there is Stampy, whose sense of organization, memory and mental rigour he admires (of which he is devoid)... even if sometimes he would like her to relax a bit! He tries to surprise and amaze her with his creations - because he knows that deep down, she loves it. He's the only one who can, by the way. And he knows that it feels good to let go a little...

His little flaws
Artus is sometimes so caught up in his creations that he no longer pays attention to what is happening around him. Not very well organized, daydreaming, forgetting his appointments... good thing that Stampy is here to reframe him!

His relationship with Stampy
The character of Artus is the very opposite of that of Stampy. Each brings to the other what they do not have. Artus admires the rigor of Stampy, and sometimes has a little too much of a tendency to rely on it. This does not prevent him, sometimes, from getting annoyed by the same rigour, which risks stifling his creativity. But he also knows that Stampy loves his surprises. Because in the end, Artus' best audience is her. And that's good, because he's ready for all the creative madness to please him. It is clear: Artus and Stampy are attracted towards each other, but neither of them has so far dared to reveal his feelings clearly. Yet, for the whole community, this attraction is obvious.