Out of a desire to work with more patterns and values in the background this image came about. It reminds me of walks in my Gramma Woodward’s woods in Northwest Ohio, where we would trek looking for morels. The spongey forest floor covered in a thick layer of decomposing leaves, twigs, and rotting logs swelling with moisture, felt like a different world beneath my small feet.
When spring is in the air, I think the animals are as enthralled about its arrival as we are. I’ve seen some roll happily from side to side, enjoying the feel of the warm earth against their bodies, a reconnection of body to earth.
A little reach is all it takes to touch to what we want. Without that touch life remains the same; action is required.
Just waiting to come out from cover, this rabbit’s fur I envision with many brown tones and a white tail.
When drawing the rabbits, I try to imagine where they would be. This one gazes thoughtfully up to leaves, pondering their “munchiness”!
It’s a Supermoon night! Leaping high above the waving grasses, this rabbit glides in front of the Supermoon!
Well! Now we see who actually found the carrot patch! Is it wrong to have a little snackeral? It is only one carrot afterall … at least this time.
Sometimes we require a place and time to sit and ponder. This little one seems to have found that, unless he just rolled off the log!
Caught just at the moment before the feet leave the ground!
Sometimes obstacles can appear insurmountable, but with a little more looking, a solution can present itself. Over? Under? Around? Which way do you think this rabbit is going?
