the dark warren

 

 

 

Watership Down

a fragment

 

Fiver gazed back at him with eyes that, like a fly’s,

seemed larger than his head. ‘You think that,’ he said.

‘You believe that. But each of you, in his own way, is

thick in that mist. Where is the —'

 

 

the ditch in the night

 

 

the ditch in the night / Watership Down / in progress

 

Watership Down / fragments

 

  

—Hazel, like nearly all wild animals, was unaccustomed
to look up at the sky. What he thought of as the sky was
the horizon, usually broken by trees and hedges. 

[...] ‘Dandelion, get down!’ He said. ‘What are you

sitting up there?’

‘Because I can see,’ replied Dandelion, with a kind of

excited joy.

‘Come and look! You can see the whole world.’

 

Watership Down, Richard Adams

 

 

not snow but white petals

 

 

Rabbits / Watership Down

 

fragments / digital artworks 

not snow but white petals

Fiver & the Cherry tree

 

 

dandelions and a cowslip

 

Inlé

 

[digital] drawings / sketches / Watership Down

 

 

 

In the wood

 

 

“From the moment he entered it the wood seemed full of

noises. There was a smell of damp leaves and moss, and

everywhere the splash of water went whispering about.[...]

 

[...] the night breeze stirred the leaves; here and there a dead

twig fell. And there were more sinister, unidentified sounds,

from further away; sounds of movement.“

 

–Watership Down, Richard Adams

 

a gentle slope and the rabbit

 

fragments

in progress

digital artworks

 

the Common

 

 

[digital] landscape

the Common

thinking about Richard Adams' book

 

 

[digital] landscape

 

 

 

digital landscapes & sketches

 

 

 

sketches / rabbits

Richard Adams' book

Watership Down 

 

[digital] landscapes

 

 

 

 

until we reach the hills..

 

 "Hazel waited in silence and after a time

Fiver said, slowly and expressionlessly,

'But we must go on, until we reach the hills.'

His voice sank and became that of a sleeptalker.

'Until we reach the hills.[...]'"

 

—Watership Down, Richard Adams