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I'm a nature obsessed artist who lives in an little house in a little vilage in the Highlands of Scotland.I wander around a lot in the wilds and spend time just looking at things like birds and moths and trees and rocks. The rest of the time I'm drawing or painting, making odd things out of old stuff and drinking giant cups of peppermint tea. Imogen Greene is my pen name. I like the way it sounds and it just kind of suits what I do.
Showing posts with label GOLDEN HARE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GOLDEN HARE. Show all posts

Monday, 21 May 2012

Some new pieces

I've done a few new pieces , ospreys, which we see locally, a fox and a golden hare who looks a bit ancient and wise. Golden hares are the most fantastic looking creatures don't you think? One day I will go to Ireland to see them - they really do exist, blue eyes and all!





I need to decide which to put in Imogen's Attic and which to keep for the show, at least two of them will be appearing in the shop over the next couple of days. Some days work just flows, I'm pleased this was one of those days, plus I took lots of breaks in the sunshine, it's been a while since we had any so I just had to make the most of it.

Monday, 21 March 2011

More ETSY sales!



I am really pleased because my two newest pieces on ETSY have sold!
The wren was posted to Seattle this morning,
and the golden hare should arrive at his destination tomorrow.
I love the idea of little pieces of my work trotting off to the other side of the globe. 

Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Chaffinch No2


I've just finished working on this watercolour of a chaffinch.
I watched it and around 20 others while I had a cup of tea and some delicious cake at Jack Drake's.
It's a lovely tea shop with a viewing room onto a wild bird feeding area at Inshriach Gardens.
Tea  is served in old fashioned china cups and saucers-just the way I like it.

I had my first sale from my etsy shop last week.
The golden hare arived safely in Seattle a couple of days ago.
I'd love to go and see the real thing on Rathlin Island, Ireland