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Abby Diamond

Fig 1(Abby Diamond, art.britishbirdlovers.co.uk)

 Fig 2(Abby Diamond, art.britishbirdlovers.co.uk)

All of Abby's work is visually stimulating with her variety of colours, sometimes similar tones of the same colour portrayed almost violently(possibly related to her passion for hardcore and punk music as suggested on her deviantart profile http://finchfight.deviantart.com/ ) or completely different colours that are not aloud to merge together, creating these stunning images, however my favorite part of her work is the etch work, the lines are of different thicknesses, some necessary lines to show detail but a lot of exaggerated lines which actually act like an illusion to the eyes giving the sense of movement which is very pretty indeed.

 Fig 3(Abby Diamond, deviantart.com)

I do thoughroughly enjoy the white space in her bird drawings but her land mammal artwork seems to somewhat lack this,which although it is a shame they are still stunning images, Fig 3 is a 'wip' or work in progress so has white parts still in, but a lot thicker and more vibrant colour is at work here.

Her technique is to use waterproof ink, then a mixture of markers and watercolour gives the colour its vibrancy.

interesting insight into how quickly rabbits can multiply as well as some quirky(and some not) facts about them, a sudden jump into the air followed by a mad dash is actually a sign of happiness and is named a 'binky'.

I saw these rabbit garden décor at wilkos and found their designs simplistic and kind on the eyes similar to how I would like my stories to be portrayed,

Primary Souce

Almost interaction between a half blind Harvey and a curious Alice, however soon as Harvey realised she was there he ran off as fast as his stubby legs could take him, very comical.

Alice cleaning her face, a good sample image I could practice drawing

Blackberry and Hazel, slanted eared twins.

A good example of a rabbit hiding her ailment, Molly (Bella's daughter in sketchbook) was showing signs of leg pain in her run but as soon as she was put somewhere she did not know she pretended she was fine, treatment of painkillers and plenty of  check ups.

Different angle with Harvey displaying his back and scruffy coat, he could smell thornberry rabbits on me and became very curious