Little Chick and Colourful Easter Eggs | Happy Easter | Illustration

Happy Easter!

 What are you planning today for Easter? Egg hunt in your garden? Eat all of the chocolate eggs? Cooking Easter Sunday Roast? Baking Easter cake?
My day will be water painting another rabbit and chick, relaxing in the garden and listening birds tweeting, having roast dinner and eat some chocolate eggs!

 My water paint illustration of Easter Greeting.



 I was a bit displeased with the Easter eggs, though it's not my forte. And the mess of my handwritten on "Happy Easter", I used too much water from the water brush container and dropped on the spot. On the other hand, the chick looking splendid, my water paint skill always better on animals.

 

Lastly, I like to talk about rabbits again, even I did from the previous blog "I'm not an Easter Gift", here's this article I came across a couple days ago, Heartbreaking Comic About An Abandon Pet Rabbit By Artist Jenny Jinya, the truth about domestic rabbits left to fend themselves. And to be honest, I was crying so much, even my tear dropped onto my water paint, landed where the green egg is. Her comic is a perfect example to send a message about impulse buying rabbits for Easter.
Jenny-Jinya "Loving Reaper" Comic





Have a good Easter!
























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