I bought loads of these plain wooden frames at our local hardware shop, and I'm now busy painting them with bunny designs ready to sell at the boot fair on Sunday. ( I'm going along to help Tiddles with his cake shop, and thought I might as well take some stuff of my own!) I think a little bunny print would look sweet in each one for a child's' bedroom.
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Dear Liz, Love your bunny frames ! They look just like the scene I see when I leave work at night, there are always lots of rabbits around the parking area and lining the road along the airport... where they breed, well, like rabbits in the grassy airport fields around the runways, where there are no predators.
You have been busy! Your garden looks like gangs of fun, and happily Bob is there supervising to ensure you don't start slacking off ! Go Bob! Go Tiddles !
Did you see the old VW Bus from the Norwegian blog... it's a beauty... And coming up this weekend, just found a bright yellow 60's ere VW Beetle near here, the owner said he may let me do photos on Saturday... I hope so any way...
Glad to see you and Jill hooked up somehow, you are both BRILLIANT artists !
Oh, those bunny frames are so cute!!! A bunny print would look lovely there...or one of your Tiddles cards! Good luck with the boot sale...and hope the weather cooperates! (I hope Tiddles sells lots of his goodies, too.)
I just finished reading through all of your posts to the very beginning...I wonder about the advice your agent gave you about "simplifying" your drawings...I really love the idiosyncratic (if that's the right word?)...individualistic? DETAILS that you put into your drawings. I love the episode where Tiddles goes on a trip in his camper van! Well, I just love ALL of it! But I'm one for details...and I think that's what really draws people into the world you create...and it's the details that make it YOUR OWN. Well, that's just my opinion! Also, love your sense of humor :)
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