Bunny rabbits

Some bunnies from some of my favorite artists & illustrators;

"Uprisings" by kozyndan (Kozy and Dan Kitchens). This is a screenprint in an edition of 200 signed an numbered prints. 5 metallic colors on Coventry Rag Vellum 320 gm/wt paper. The final paper size is 37 x 28 inches. (I have a version of this on my wall)


"Bunny" by Sarah McNeil


"The Tortoise and the Hare" by Elsita or Elsa Mora

"With the luck of a rabbit" by Elly McKay (aka theatreclouds)

"Revelation" 12x16" acrylic/charcoal/graphite painting on hardboard by Jennifer Davis

"Welcome Home" gouache on wood by APAK in 2009

Talking Trees, with scarves

I have posted about cutting paper, and before I continue on with the wonders of folding paper, I would like to go off on a brief tangent to ask, "How cool is Jing Wei?" This young illustrator grew up in Northern California, though she was born in China. Currently she is based in "a treehouse in Brooklyn". Her style is has a touch of the surreal, magic, the cute and comics, but she has such delicacy of line and colour, in her chosen media: the woodblock print. Oh, and she has a things about scarves. Go look at her portfolio already! You can find more on her blog too.


Roperite - woodcut, ink, 12 x 12 (inches, I assume?)


Lobsters - woodcut, ink, 9 x 16.5


Groover vs. The Automatic Cat Feeder- woodcut, ink, 4 x 6


Talking Trees - woodcut, ink, 11.5 x 14