Donna Huntriss

New upload of my book cover image of The Cockatoo in the Street.

Inspired by medieval and marginalia manuscripts.

Inspired by medieval and marginalia manuscripts.

Inspired by medieval and medieval manuscripts and marginalia.

Inspired by medieval and illuminated manuscripts and marginalia.

Inspired by medieval manuscripts and marginalia.

Medieval rabbit letter B

Inspired by marginalia of medieval books, here is my updated Rabbit alphabet!

An online friend who had put their washing out only to find one of their regular cockatoos had perched on the clean laundry. Their caption of "Don't you cr*p on the washing" was very apt!

New Ibis (Bin Chickens) with Wheelie garbage bins.

Australian Cockatoo sitting on a red lid bin with other Wheelie garbage bins.

The Crypt when Ida makes her way through the Monuments to the Crypt of Angels.

New to the Manicules - letter N is for NOPE!

New to the Manicules - letter N is for NOPE!

New to the Cats series!

New to the Medieval series - this is one of the baying hounds upper border detail of the Bayeux Tapestry.

New to the Manicule series - here is my letter B!

New to the Manicule series! Here is my letter N!

New to the Cats series!

Letter T inspired by the famous Manicule featured in the W 14C Maastricht Psalter Manuscript.

New to the Manicule series! Here is my letter F!

One of the images from my new BINCOCKY book project. Here is a new version of my Cockatoo with the windy weather setting in!

New sketch of Ibis and birds on a sports oval. Australian Native birds are very adaptable to man-made environs - not just "bin chickens". Check out Jenny Davis (Twitter handle is @waterpenny10) and her amazing work.

New to the Shoalhaven architecture series. This building is used as offices and is on the corner of Kinghorne Street, just up the road from the Officeworks supply store.

I was inspired by a guy on Twitter who thought the dog food that was hidden and locked away in an old garbage bin, would be safe from prying cockatoos! Obviously not! Anyway, here is my naughty cocky checking out the bin. Created in Pixelmator. (Many thanks A/Prof Philip Zylstra!)

As a request for one of my illustrations to be in a greeting card format, here is my Clever Cocky Green Bin Four!

An oldie from my folio! Original ink and acrylic painted drawing edited in Pixelmator.

Inspired by a Twitter post where someone had thought his dog food would be 'cockatoo proof' by securely locking a garbage bin down.

New to the Manicule series! Here is my letter h!

Here is my rendition of the (now demolished) original rubber factory in Bomaderry, formerly know as the John Bull Centre.

New to the Manicule series! Here is my letter G!

New to the architecture series! Here is St.Andrew's Church just opposite Aldi and Coles in Kinghorne Street. I used to go the Sunday school in the building on the left. This is one of the oldest buildings in town and is a sandstone monument. Created in PixelmatorPro.

Further down Worrigee Street, toward Officeworks in Nowra.

New to the Manicule series! Here is my letter K!

Inspired by a Twitter post where a guy tried to hide and lock down his dog food in a 'secure' garbage bin from prying cockatoos! Obviously he was wrong!

New to the Manicule series! Here is my letter M!