Wild Rabbit in Tall Grass

A wild rabbit settled into tall grass, eyes half-closed against the afternoon sun. The fur breaks into long brushstroke shapes — burnt orange, warm brown, ash gray, soft cream — so the body reads almost like a painted study rather than a tight portrait.

Around the rabbit, soft seed-heads of orange grass and pale green stems, all rendered in the same loose, painterly style. The background drifts from sage to apricot near the top; nothing competes with the animal for focus.

A meditative page. The fur is the work — long, directional strokes that need committed values rather than careful precision. Good for an evening session when you don't want to think about lines.