Dec 13, 2024
The Three Hares in Winter ; Celia Hart ( Linocut, 21 x 21 cm)
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The Three Hares in Winter ; Celia Hart ( Linocut, 21 x 21 cm)
Which plushie would you adopt?
ULTHOOL Carrot Bunny Reversible Rabbit Plushie
Popfeel 3pcs Rabbits in a Carrot Bag
Three hares (originally: Három nyúl) 2023 Watercolour and ink on paper
My take on the traditional pattern. I don't know what it originally meant; I know it's meaningful to me, and I knew I would have to paint it someday. That day has come.
The title I gave it could also mean three rabbits. And three rabbits are also valid for the traditional pattern. And this wasn't intended as a zoological identification guide illustration. They are some sort of bunnies anyway, being mysterious and nocturnal (and maybe slightly meatcrime-y).
This took oddly long, it's very small (nine centimetres in diameter) but I wanted to be sure that it was how I wanted it, so I took my time with it. I really like circular compositions, even if I don't do as many of them because I can't tape down a circle properly and I have to cut it square anyway and I couldn't help but feel like that is a waste. However, when something really wants to be a circle, it's going to be a circle; and there's no feeling of waste then, after all, the circularness is necessary for the picture.
A Harom Nyul “The Three Rabbits” (1972)