SOLD OUT Beach Bunnies on Vacation Story and Coloring Book

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My new Beach Bunnies on Vacation Story and Coloring Book is here! It is filled with my own black and white whimsical illustrations of bunnies all decked out for visiting the beach. Each coloring page is printed on only one side of heavy paper, making it easy to color with colored pencils, non permanent markers or crayons. (Just use a blank paper between pages if you want to use permanent markers to catch any bleed through.)

There are 15 pages to color and each page adds to the story so it can be read over and over as well as colored. The book is 8.5 x 8.5″ square and has 32 pages in all.

Perfect for all ages, both children and adults will enjoy this sweet book.

For now, this book only ships within the US and ships free until May 1. Feel free to contact me about ordering from outside the US. Shipping costs have gone sky high internationally….

Shipping rates by class and zone (subject to change)
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Order Beach Bunnies on Vacation Soft cover, 32 pp. @ $9.95

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Documenting a September walk in my Cape Cod nature journal

It’s hard to believe it’s already two thirds of the way through September but here we are. The air is cooler, the birds are gathering to migrate, and the flowers are giving up their blooms.

We went for a walk around Hathaway’s Pond this morning to see what we could see. I took along my lightweight travel bag, a big old plastic bag I’ve used for years, and a pair of garden shears. My goal was to clip some plants and leaves along the way to bring back to my studio to draw and paint, having just completed five days of John Muir Laws‘s Wild Wonder Nature Journal Conference. Although I’ve kept a nature journal for many years, I admit I’d been slacking so this was the incentive I needed to get back to it.

The water level at the pond was exceptionally low and I found many wildflowers around the edge. Most are common, some are even invasive, but I clipped them anyway, to look up, draw and paint. I’m far from a botanist so I’m always learning new plants. I looked everything up but I may be wrong so feel free to correct me.

Here’s what I brought back after an hour or so of wandering

I put everything that needed water in a jar of water and the other things back in the bag until I was ready to work with them. I drew in ink and then added watercolor.

Pondside plants, Mary Richmond’s nature journal, Cape Cod
Woodland plants, Mary Richmond’s nature journal, Cape Cod
Random finds on the woodland floor, Mary Richmond’s nature journal, Cape Cod

I spent most of the day on this project–collecting, sorting, looking things up, sketching, painting. I often don’t have that sort of time but when I do it always enriches me. It’s good to slow down, take note, appreciate the small things we see around us but tend to take for granted.

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