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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
12x12in
About this artwork
This painting illustrates three rabbits munching the pretty flowers in front of a home. Rabbits are cute but frustrating to any gardener. They don't even eat half of the plants they destroy. That's why I include them in my list of snarky animals that seem determined to annoy humans.
Phyllis Andrews is a self-taught painter with a scientific background, working primarily in water media such as watercolor and acrylic. She masterfully blends detailed sketching, photographic references, and imaginative editing, often merging both media for playful, vibrant compositions. Her art, characterized by light-hearted fantasy landscapes and whimsical narratives, invites viewers into alternate worlds brimming with humor and subtle depth.