young blackbird
willow warbler song
listening to a song thrush
listening to a song thrush
Wednesday 19 August 2009
autumn drawing near
I've been trying to be more organised with the way I use my time. Well, it's never too late to try... I've finally finished the illustrations for The Coffee Thrush, which is waiting to be rushed to press just as soon as it's all formatted up. Here's a few of the newest pics. There's a slight hodgepodge of styles going on. Not sure if that's a good thing.
young blackbird
young blackbird
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Just lovely, Dru.
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Beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteI love them all.
ReplyDeleteIt's easy to spot the babies that come looking for crumbs, they aren't so wary. I exect the cats have noticed too.
I like the young blackbird -- I'm a sucker for those baby bird lips.
ReplyDeleteFabulous - love the scruffy young blackbird and the striking song especially.
ReplyDeleteThat young blackbird is especially marvellous.
ReplyDeleteThank you, all! -and hello, Tara!
ReplyDeleteLast night I was playing with a book cataloguing tool - it speaks the title and authors as you scan which is handy - however it does it in American accent and your book, I mean THE BOOK, does indeed sound like
ReplyDeleteBecoming Godzila...
:-)
Cor! All I can say is
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Your pronunciation is better than its!
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