Drawing Guinea Pigs by “meh-anne”
Meh-anne on DeviantArt makes drawing guinea pigs look easy. If you’ve ever tried to draw guinea pigs and given up in despair like me, then maybe these studies will help you master the art.
Blue Rabbit by SethFitts
My favourite rabbit image, Blue Rabbit from *SethFitts on DeviantArt. I just love the lines, the circle and the spiral.
This image is available as greetings cards and postcards but sadly not available as a print. I’ve clicked the button on the site to request it’s availability as a print though.
Awake Rabbit by Seth Fitts
One of a number of great rabbit images available as prints, cards and postcards, “Awake Rabbit” by *SethFitts on DeviantArt
Rabbit Moon by “kyoht”
“Rabbits know what sacrifice is, and how it must happen in order for others to live. Inspired by the Japanese folk tale about the rabbit and the moon.”
Rabbit Moon by Kyoht is not available to buy as cards or prints
Nakisha VanderHoeven
Nakisha VanderHoeven is a water colour artist and illustrator selling delightful and affordable prints, books and original art. Check out her Etsy page for more information.
The Symbolism of Rabbits & Hares
Those of you interested in the role of rabbits and hares in literature could do worse than start off with Terri Windling’s article on The Symbolism of Rabbits & Hares.
The article on the website The Journal of Mythic Arts is beautifully illustrated, including pictures by the author as seen above, runs over four pages and has links to rabbit books on Amazon for those looking to buy a book on rabbit tales.
The article contains links to the Three Hares Project, researching and documenting an ancient symbol where three hares, running in a circle, each appear to have two ears when closer examination shows they in fact have only one ear each.
