Lop
44 creative works found
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Gray lop ear Valentines Day rabbit isolated on white background
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Gray lop ear rabbit in the pumpkin patch isolated on white background
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Gray gardener lop ear rabbit wearing hat with multi colored daisies isolated on white background
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Cute gray graduate bunny wearing glasses and hat with tassel. isolated on white.
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Gray Mini Lop Ear rabbit with Birthday hat on , isolated on white background
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Gray Mini Lop Ear rabbit with Christmas tree and gifts and wearing red and white stocking hat, isolated on white background
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Gray Mini Lop Ear rabbit with Christmas tree and gifts and wearing red and white stocking hat, isolated on white background
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Gray Mini Lop Ear rabbit with Christmas tree and gifts and wearing red and white stocking hat, isolated on white background
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I took this at the eastern end of the main runway at the Adelaide Airport, one morning.
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From an original oil painting by Brenda Thour of a cute little lop eared rabbit.
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this is a photo i took in May 2007 of my lop rabbit whisper
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This is a photo of my daughter’s pet rabbit – Slurpy (aka: Cheeky bunny).
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Here’s Pooky the Bunny daydreaming on a swing on a beautiful sunny day. FEATURED IN ART & STORIES MADE FOR CHILDREN GROUP Other Bunny adventures: /
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thought I’d see what it would look like on a tee. FEATURED IN THE FABULOUS T’S GROUP Check out Pooky’s other adventures:
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Taken at Studley Royal Deer Park, which is about 4miles from Ripon,North Yorkshire. Pentax K10D & 70-300 lens. 1/350s @ f/8 ISO200 focal length 300mm.
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A little off my usual topic, but hey. / This is dedicated to my dear Rex, who passed away March 4th last year. / He was a rex/lop cross rabbit and my first ever pet. As you can imagine, I was very fond of him. / So this is for him! <3> Drawn in Photoshop CS4. / Please don’t use image without my permission, thanks, or Rexy will be sad. ):
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This is my Cashmere Lop Rabbit “Bubbles” /
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This is an acrylic painting.
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Here is another one in the series of Pooky Adventures. Experiencing a first kiss!!! Oooh La La, it was very enjoyable. / Drawn with pencil and black ink on Saunders Waterford Paper. Other Bunny adventures: /
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Here is Pooky’s Nana and Poppy, growing lots of lovley things in their garden, watched on by Tigger the cat. Other Bunny adventures: /
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This is Rocky my daughter and I’s latest addition to our family. / Rocky is the son of a pair of Championship Holland Lop Rabbits. The Holland Lop is very popular and well-liked by many rabbit enthusiasts, pet owners and breeders, because of its compact size and attractiveness. It ties as the smallest breed of the lop-eared rabbits with the American Fuzzy Lop with an ideal weight of 3.5 lb (1.4 kg) for showing in American Rabbit Breeders’ Association sanctioned shows,[3] although it is common for many to reach a weight of 5 or more lbs (1.8 kg). Their stocky, muscular-appearing body, is characterized by broad shoulders, deep chests, and short thick legs. The most common colors attributed to Holland Lops are fawn, fawn-white, white, white-black and black, as well as a shade similar to a tortoise shell.[3] The Holland Lop shares a color guide in the ARBA Standards consisting of well over twenty colors with the fuzzy lop. It because it is a dwarf breed, only half of all kits will be dwarf (one dwarf allele and one non-dwarf allele), while one fourth are called double dwarfs and will die soon after birth because they are underdeveloped, and one fourth are called false dwarfs and have inherited no dwarf gene. These will grow and live normally, however it will be nearly impossible to keep them in the weight range for showing and still be healthy. They can easily reach weights of 5 1/2 lbs
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Lost in a rose …within the beauty of the QUEEN of flowers! The original one is an acrylic painting on canvas ( 80 cm / 80 cm).Artwork requires no frame is ready to hang, for sale, signed and protected by copyright. Many thanks for stopping by ! This acrylic painting on cardboard named GLOWING ROSE belongs to the series ROSE , too and was featured in the group FIRST THING (12-07-09)
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This massive Moreton Bay Fig Tree in Hyde Park, looks to be shedding tears at the loss of limbs. This picture required a disciplined approach to scale – no need to show the whole tree, but need to show enough to provide real context. Hyde Park, Perth, Western Australia (State Heritage Listed; municipal park – Town of Vincent, Western Australia). Camera: Nothing fancy – Canon Powershot SX100 IS with 10X zoom lens, 6.0-60.mm, 1:2.8-4.3
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