Oh No, A Grey Hare!
by Jo Scott Art
A charming watercolour illustration that pairs playful typography with a softly rendered grey hare. The design presents the headline "Oh No, A Grey Hare!" above a loose, expressive portrait-long ears, a warm, alert eye and subtle washes of colour give the piece personality and movement while retaining a contemporary, minimalist feel.
Executed in a gentle palette with delicate brushwork, the artwork balances spontaneity and precision. Negative space and light paper texture allow the hare to take centre stage, making the composition both modern and approachable. The overall tone is lighthearted and witty, ideal for anyone who enjoys nature-inspired illustration and a touch of humour.
Whether appreciated for its artistic quality or its cheeky sentiment, this image works well as a thoughtful, smile-inducing message for friends, family or fellow wildlife lovers. Its timeless style and simple, confident lettering make it a versatile and memorable visual statement.
Price includes free postage to the US, UK, Canada, Australia and most of Europe.
Price includes
- Free postage within Australia, Canada, the UK, US & most of Europe.
- A real stamp affixed to a beautiful kraft envelope.
- The recipient's address written in the same style as the writing in your card.
Card Details
- Card size: 125 x 175mm / 5 x 7″
- Printed on environmentally friendly 320gsm, uncoated card stock.
- Stock may vary by region and availability.
About the Artist
Jo Scott Art
Jo Scott
"They say dogs spend their lifetime studying our body language. I think I am spending my lifetime studying theirs." Jo is an award-winning dog artist based in the UK. All her cards feature dogs and the occasional cat, focussing on main occasion events. Jo specialises in capturing the character of her subjects and translating those 'looks' our canine companions use to communicate with us. She travels Europe in her van with her husband and dog, Thomasina, designing new cards and working to commission. When she's not travelling she has a small studio in the Forest of Dean in the UK.