Any followers who have visited my new blog, First Night History, will doubtless have known that sooner or later I would create a piece that used the handwritten header image for the blog, which I found on Wikimedia.
And so I have! The mallards, swan, and the butterflies hovering around some flowers, are all from The Graphics Fairy.
Enjoy! And let’s protect all our birds, particularly the eggs and nests of such as English robins and starlings since Natural England has proposed that their destruction be allowed without special licence. See Tom Pride’s blog post listed below.
Related
- The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
- Here’s the real reason the Tories are allowing the destruction of robin eggs and nests
Take care and keep laughing!
beautiful! love it a lot
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Thank you!
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Gorgeous. Must go and read that post.
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Oh, thank you, Olga. I’ve just made the cushion on Zazzle and want to buy it – how to wipe out profits in one fell swoop…!
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A beautiful image. I didn’t know you had another blog. I’m off to visit! x
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Thank you! I’ve only just started First Night History but my theatre blog has been around for a while: http://roguesandvagabonds.wordpress.com!
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How beautiful!
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Bless you, Joanne. I’m quite fond of it too!
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I love this image:)
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You’re give me such lovely support. I appreciate it hugely. Thank you, Janet!
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Reblogged this on rebloggobbler.
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This design is one of my favorites. Lovely composition and coloring!
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I’m delighted you like it so much. Thank you!
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I love the academic feel of this one. There’s also something quite comforting about it, but I can’t put my finger on it. Is it the colours? The handwritten text? Whatever it is, it’s lovely.
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It would never have occurred to me that it had an academic feel but now that you’ve said it, I see it. I’m thrilled you like it!
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