Here is The Unicorn's Garden in my garden. This one means a lot to me. It was the first Pony I painted that I had a really hard time parting with (back in 2007). I love medieval art, unicorn lore and everything to do with gardening.
I also had a Pony collector fall in love with Sakura and he wanted his own Pony similar to the first I created.
I love how Sakura II looks on the rearing Pony form. Part of the proceeds from the 2nd cherry blossom Pony will also be donated to aid Japan.
View from outside my studio window...
We have a lot of beautiful azaleas here planted by the original owners.
This crimson red one behind the house is my favorite!
Love this Lunaria that grows wild in our yard.
This is the most amazing tulip growing in my garden and I have no recollection of planting it!
My neighbor's yard is nothing but dandelion seeds.
Hope the wind doesn't blow them over here.
Pumpkin in the neighbor's jungle.
Bye, bye!
8 comments:
Ha! A squirrel probably dug up that tulip bulb from someone else's yard, and buried it in your yard. It's a lovely bloom! Jennifer, your Ponies are so amazing; beautiful and poignant. It is such a pleasure for me to visit your blog and see your wonderful art.
I thought your Sakura design was stunning and it's nice to see you doing a similar one. Love that frilly tulip!
Love the ponies! They are beautiful.
Your garden looks awesome!
I love both of those and I tried hard to get the Sakura one on ebay but... Still soo excited though and waiting for the Phoenix!! Is it coming soon???
Beautiful Jen! I'd bet that TOPP has an eye on either f your Sakura designs for a future pony-gorgeous!!
Wow! That must be great to see your art reproduced like that !! Congratulations!
Ugh--we have neighbors with dandelions too. Drives me CRAZY!!
Giggle - love the butt-end of Pumpkin shot!
Your ponies are gorgeous! As is your garden.
The ponies look fabulous, Jen. What beauty you have coming up in your yard. Our azaleas have just popped up - and I spy some Lily of the Valley finally blooming, too. Plus, we're going to have a nice crop of strawberries this year...yum! Happy Mother's Day weekend to you! Theresa
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