Where did the bunnies go?

I am happy to say that the bunny sketchbook is full, so I can retire that one to the bookcase shelf. It’s time to move on from bunnies to other creatures. In the mean time, here’s some odd birds…… The green parrot and sapsucker hummingbird were not happy that a bunch of groundhog faeries movedContinue reading “Where did the bunnies go?”

And now for something different…

It was a quiet day in the woods, until Raleigh and Lotus got lost. Carla Sonheim has a book and classes called “Imaginary Creatures”. They’re excellent for finding ways to create creatures from your imagination, or even real ones with personalities you wouldn’t normally thought of on your own.

Grandpa bunny

Earl likes to sun himself. He doesn’t hear so well anymore so he was quite startled when the little girl tried to pet him… The bunny sketches are done in my Innovative Journal, that I stitched myself from a kit. For more info about the kit, here is the link… https://innovativejournaling.com All the bunnies areContinue reading “Grandpa bunny”

Frosty bunny

In the lone reaches of an alpine meadow sits Frosty, a high mountain bunny. I forgot to add on the previous bunny posts that these sketches are done in my Innovative Journal, that I stitched myself from a kit. https://innovativejournaling.com All the bunnies are from my imagination, painted with gouache and they are not digitallyContinue reading “Frosty bunny”

Bunny days

It’s summer but that also means that it is baby bunny season. Be careful when you are mowing and keep an eye out for the little ones. Here in Florida it is also baby lizard season and we have a bumper crop of anole babies this year. We have to watch where we walk becauseContinue reading “Bunny days”

Bunnies are back

I am working on my spring sketchbook again after a little hiatus. Yeah I know, it’s high summer. As I am typing this, a shelf cloud crawls across the sky covering us with a thunderstorm blanket. The palms look like tall thin ladies with their hair blowing behind them. Two sandhill cranes walked by myContinue reading “Bunnies are back”