Cute Field Mouse Pillows

Cute Field Mouse

I decided to do a little painting of field mice in the cornfields. The cornfields provide the grain we need to make our daily bread. One of the most basic necessities we take for granted. We plant the seeds; we tender the seedlings and then wait for the grain to ripen so we can harvest it. The field mice can be found scurrying through the fields and swinging from the kernels with perfect balance and precision. Sharing in the harvest. Mouse reminds us to pay attention to the details that surround us and not to be so caught up in the bigger picture that we miss the opportunities right in front of our noses. The truth can be found in the details if we apply scrutiny and discernment. Mouse also tells us to move fast because events can cha...

Little Field Mouse and Bluebell

He be munching

Cute little Field Mouse design in soft colours. With a message from baba to the rest of us.

A design derived from Met open access imagery and inspired by double exposure photography. I hope you like it!

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

How can you not feel happy with a bright picture of a mouse hanging out in a field of mushrooms and flowers, about to take a bite out of a yummy strawberry!?

This cute little wood mouse (also know as long tailed mouse) is having a nibble on a some snow covered juicy red berries. This winter wildlife snow scene makes a lovely scenic winter picture on these original products and I'm sure it will make a great gift for someone who loves cute wildlife pictures. So treat yourself to a little piece of original wildlife art. This cute field mouse snow scene is very seasonal and evocative of the cold winter months in the English countryside, but its cuteness can be appreciated all year round as well. The original winter wildlife snow scene is painted in water-colour and I’m sure it will bring smiles to you and your friends and family throughout the year.

A midnight feast

Wild Woodmouse

A sweet wild rat friend!

Mrs the Mouse is from the Dark Flower Groves. Head over to instagram to read more of his story.

Two bunnies snuggle in arm with a field mouse. Watercolor

Rets hole