"A foraging wild creature, intent above all upon survival, is as strong as the grass." 

-Richard Adams, Watership Down

This little drawing is inspired by both the little flower-eating rabbits that used to plague my dad's garden in the summertime--because they totally ate enough blossoms and stalks to fill a quiver--but also the watchful and wise Fiver from Watership Down. 

All of my illustration prints are created with love and care on my Canon Pixma Pro 100 printer. They are museum-quality, printed on 310gsm Rag Photographique, which is velvety smooth, 100% cotton and acid-free, which means they will last for a very, very long time. 

Sizes available:

8.5" x 11"

5" x  7"

Prints will arrive unframed, covered with a protective plastic sleeve in a sturdy recycled flat mailer with a piece of scrap chip board for extra support. 

I take a lot of pride in the  quality of my prints, and strive to photograph them as accurately as possible, but please be aware that every monitor is different, and it's possible that the colors in your print will differ slightly than how it appears on your computer screen. 

The original of this illustration is already owned, but if you are looking to purchase an original work, check out my available originals here. 

This work and all related text are ©2016 by Aly Parrott. Please do not reproduce or resell without permission.