Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Make it awesome
Dusty Blue Angora Bunny in Rich Red Capelet
"Sonja has been making the Fierce Bunnies for over 16 years. She has three published books that she illustrated and authored: Temper, Temper, 1998, Fatal Distraction, 2004 and The Selves (2010) published by Drawn And Quarterly. The bunnies help support her visual art and installation work that has been exhibited internationally. She is currently working on a very ambitious new body of work, a fourth book and contributing illustrations to the very excellent online magazine/site called ROOKIE for teenage girls."
bio written by Sonja via the etsy profile
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
Lolley's Curiosities
Secret Summer Ritual Shadowbox
"Kathleen Lolley moved to Kentucky nine months after her birth. She spent her childhood split between the lush green hills of Louisville, KY and the magical dark forests of Pittsburgh, PA. Storytelling and nature are prominent elements in her work. Critters try to break the spell of day to day heartbreak and giant owls return to their nest with only dreams. She currently resides in Kentucky where she spends her time making crafts, comics and art."
bio written bu lolley via her website bio
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Friday, August 24, 2012
i am a bird
christmas sweater bunny rabbit necklace- hand painted wooden necklace- red white holiday necklace
"Hello there, My name is madeleine belanger, I am a 21 year old jewelry designer from British Columbia, Canada. My inspiration comes from Canadian landscape, colors and animals. Such as owls, deer, evergreen trees, squirrels, racoons and of course birds! I have jewelry in 4 gorgeous stores across B.C. and am always looking for more to carry. I love doing custom orders for people, pets, flowers, anything really so if you are interested send me a message and we can chat further!"
bio written by Madeleline via her etsy profile
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Sunday, April 8, 2012
poor dog farm

Hare King 5x7 hand painted print
"I started drawing at 3 when I colored my parent's black and white TV. I wanted a color TV. It didn't work.
Poor Dog Farm is the farm and studio I own here in beautiful southren PA. The house is an old victorian with the farm buildings still standing. We are very rural here still, and most of my inspiration comes from the land. The old farms, animals, and nature are always in the body of my work.
The name fits our farm and studio for we are always adopting another dog,cat,rabbit, and even a few hermit crabs no one seems to want any more. Happily, my daughter and son don't seem to mind."
bio written by S.Georgieff via his etsy profile
Monday, October 24, 2011
kush kush

Heart Me Bunny - Cushion
"A designer from Singapore. I like to draw, paint and do craft works, anything that challenge my creativity.
I get my inspirations from beautiful things I see around me and on the web.
kush kush is my collection of design. I create what i love."
mini-bio written by Em via her etsy profile
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
niswander ceramics

Rosie Rabbit Vase
"Hello, I'm Laurie J Niswander:)
I love three dimensional art and how it fits into everyday life; I love a beautiful, well crafted pot, or a sculpture in the garden.
I work with stoneware clay making handbuilt and wheel thrown pottery, as well as slab-built figurative sculptures. I roll out clay slabs and let them set until they are leather hard. I cut and assemble shapes, scoring and using clay slip to bind the slab walls together. I work textures into the surfaces of the figures using tools I have created from bisque fired clay, plaster casts, natural elements, and fabrics such as burlap, lace or netting. I use a red iron oxide finish on the sculptures before firing them in the kiln to 2262 degrees fahrenheit.
I am thankful for the many influences on my artwork. My father is a folklorist. He has traveled all over the world bringing home with him traditional art such as Hopi Native American masks, kachina dolls, Cambodian shadow puppets, and face jugs by southern American artists. Being exposed to many diverse influences has been an inspiration. Another great influence on my art work was my mother, who made sculpture from stone and clay. When I was a child, my mother always had a large trash can full of earthy wet clay, which provided material for my early exploration and creation.
Recently I became interested in Japanese Haniwa tomb sentries while doing research for a class. Haniwa tomb sentries are slab-built terra cotta sculptures with mask-like faces. They are dancers and noble warriors whose purpose is is to protect the dead. They can be humans, or animals; male or female. I have used them as a guide for my own sculpture.
In my work there is an element of spiritual offering, a feeling of tradition and ritual ceremony. Sometimes the female figures dance, or sometimes they bow down in worship. They always wear a quiver on their back, representing the tension of power inside them; though they exhibit courage and mercy, there is an underlying ferocity of spirit.
My sculptures have been part of juried competitions, and have recently won a guild award at the Creative Craft Council juried show at the Strathmore Mansion in Bethesda Maryland."
bio written by Laurie via her etsy profile
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Monday, July 25, 2011
poodlebreath
Ornate White Rabbit Brooch"Poodlebreath lives in Vancouver BC, Canada, where the owls are not what they seem. She's inspired mostly by nature, like raccoons and squirrels and some feathered creatures. Sometimes, if you listen closely enough, you can hear poodlebreath yipping with the coyotes in the night..."
mini-bio written by poodlebreath via the etsy profile
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Friday, June 3, 2011
adatine

Rabbit diet. With tomato. Brooch.
"We are Elena and Ieva - two friends, neighbours working separately, but creating together.
AdatinÄ— means a pincushion in Lithuanian, our native language. It is a useful thing and also an inspiring partner for the Muses to come.Lithuanian textile tradition is our source of inspiration.
Natural fabrics that are so comfortable (airy) and healthy to wear: linen, cotton, wool is what we like to create from."
bio written by adatine via the etsy profile
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
NYhop

Twinspot Rabbit Skirt - Handpainted - OOAK - size Medium
"I print and paint rabbits, hares, jackalopes and other rodents on clothing. Everything you see in my shop is made by hand.
I make my own screens out of recycled wood, use only solvent free non-toxic ink and package my clothing in oxo-biodegradeable plastic bags that won't harm the earth.
My clothing is supplied by American Apparel, though I sometimes have some vintage or second hand items that are usually one of a kind.
You can see more of my work in my other Etsy shop, NYillustration: nyillustration.etsy.com"
bio written by NYhop via the etsy profile
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Sundries And Plunder

Adult Size Rabbit Mask
"We are two sisters from Oregon, one living in Portland, and the other in Bend. Between being raised by creative parents, and the need to stay entertained during the Pacific Northwest's long rainy season, it was probably inevitable that we would become two insatiable crafters.
Being that we are two women who are constantly trying to find new ways to keep our fingers busy, our crafts change and grow frequently. And, since the older of us was born with the shopping gene, don't be surprised if the occasional vintage treasure turns up after one of her thrift shop expeditions."
bio written by SundriesAndPlunder via their etsy profile.
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Friday, March 4, 2011
ekofabrik

Rabbit Felt Pillow Cover
"I am freelance designer, photographer and illustrator who left the rat race of the business world to do something that she loves! My inspirations come from everyday life on this beautiful planet. I hope my creations inspire you as they do me. Remember to RECYCLE!"
bio written by Kim via her etsy profile.
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Friday, July 2, 2010
sweetbestiary

"Curious Bunny - OOAK Art Doll"
"A bestiary is, above all, a collection. And this humble servant worked among collections (and series and subseries) for eight years, at the Buenos Aires Historical Archives. Collections (and archival terminology) are somehow familiar to me. Each of those little beings is a bit of a beast. Be they quasi-animal or completely human. Something about them disturbs me -and touches me, at the same time. Bestiary is the title of my favourite story by Julio Cortázar, my favourite writer. I myself am a sweet beast."
bio written by Flor Panichelli via her etsy profile
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