a studio journal
M. Bunny
This morning I saw this little fellow contentedly munching the remains of our kale, which was sticking up above the snow. We didn’t pull the it out of the ground this fall because it always seemed to perk up after a freeze. I’m glad the bunny waited until winter. He’ll get his B-vitamins! Our dog Lydia likes to hunt for him in the yard after dark but he is far to quick for her!
Munching kale
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I am a textile artist from St. Paul, Minnesota. I make decorative and functional objects, hand-painted in the Japanese tradition of katazome, or stencil-dyeing, using natural dyes on linen, cotton and silk. My work celebrates daily meetings with the wild birds, plants, and lake breezes of my local urban surroundings. Welcome to my blog, where I share notes, images and inspiration.
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makes a change from iceberg lettuce…
yes indeed! Thanks for the visiting! Hope you are enjoying your summer!
He sure is equipped with a fine fur coat.
We are having a very cold winter here!
He’s so cute! Your sketches are wonderful, lively and somehow containing the motion of the moment.
When sketching something as twitchy as a rabbit, I can’t help but be captured by the moment! Thanks for visiting!
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