Two fishermen wearing T-shirts and yellow boots in the supermarket, leaving a trail of fish smell so strong you could follow their steps.
Very AromaPrime coded
Very olfactory heritage
Writing a chapter on scare maze smells has made me realise that 90% of scare mazes have a bathroom scene.
I spoke to IFLScience about T-rex smells! 🦖
www.iflscience.com/what-did-t-r...
Researching for my theme park smell book.
An article about a major theme park features a photo of their smell samples but says they won't name the supplier because it is top secret.
I went to save the photo, and the supplier is in the file name. 🙂
Classic FM playing the Unfortunate Events score 🤘
To celebrate World Book Day, here are a few of the final stages in the cover design for my novel The Doom Town Dummies!
Illustrated by Milena Bragina! ✨
Order your copy here: www.amazon.co.uk/Doom-Town-Du...
I was quoted alongside two smell history pioneers, Cecilia Bembibre and Barbara Huber, in Saturday's issue of The Guardian! 🦖
This article by Nicola Davis describes 'smell archaeology' progress and how museums are embracing scents to tell stories.
Full article: www.theguardian.com/science/2026...
I am pleased to reveal my new card game Theme Park Smells!
For theme park superfans, this trumps-style game celebrates the most iconic park pongs! From orange groves to pirate water...
🗓️ Available on 11TH JULY 2026, the first International Themed Smell Day!
More information to come...
Does anyone happen to know of any sources suggesting smells at Versailles during the reign of Louis XIV?
(1/2) Textiles historians... I am trying to think through what textiles dyed with aniline dyes in the second half of the nineteenth century would have smelled like. Despite aniline's fishy smell in its raw form my reading so far would seem to indicate (by absence of refs to smell)...
I enjoyed sharing a bit of theme park smell history in AllEars' latest YouTube video 'Walt Disney World is Trying to Trick You'! 👃
youtu.be/N9UaRh_qOdo?...
My storage cupboard at home smells like coal smoke because it's full of scent oils.
Over its lifetime, Tomb Blaster has diffused scents like Potpourri, Ginger and Cocoa in its market-themed queue. The ride scenes have been scented with Egyptian Mummy, which is a historical interpretation also used by museums. These pictures are from 2021.
🎬 On Walt Disney Studios Park:
"We eventually built 9 attractions in a parking lot ... We had a bunch of old cars ... 'Who remembers Dinotopia?'"
– Paul Osterhout, former Vice President of Creative for Walt Disney Imagineering on Zeitgeist's The Spirit of the Time
A current read; I forget what sense it is about.
IAAPA 2026...
Efteling's jasmine-scented Chinese Nightingale display is being retired.
Here is a sneaky photograph of the Death entity figure. It is hidden opposite the stage, under the space visitors stand on. When lights illuminate it, it appears as a ghostly apparition, reflecting against glass onstage.
I wonder if The Chinese Nightingale's exciting new form will be AI generated ✨
Probably a few infection hazards per location!
Thanks for sharing!
Turned myself into an Avatar head in preparation for visiting Animal Kingdom's Pandora this year 🌺🐳🔥
Interesting! There have been some great scent diffusers synched with games in recent years!
That's an accurate smell of Croft Manor 😎
Thank you for sharing! 🙏🙏🙏
Lots of experimenting to do!
Edgy smells for an edgy game 😎🚬🥃 The demon blood might not smell too different to Atlantis haha
That's partly the idea! Adding a bit more immersion while playing 🎮
Haha there may be mixed opinions on his scent. 😆
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Thanks so much!
