I look, I see, I draw.
Bonnie. This was your life. You were an illustrator’s dog. This is your legacy.
I’m breaking the blog and the internet today with dog drawings. Enjoy.
Posted on July 18, 2022, in Uncategorized and tagged Bonnie, dog, Dogs, Drawing, Illustration, Life, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 18 Comments.
Hmmmm I know the rogue cat scenario 😁
Life in the wild is always an adventure and never what you planned! lol
Just said goodbye to my beloved cat of nearly 17 years — the one who saw my kids to adulthood, and m
Don’t you love nature. You can never be sure of what is next!
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Yes, I think it offers us some refuge in a world that seems to have gone mad!
I am my cat's hot water bottle lol :D
We chose to see the things we do. Sometimes simply using our eyes reveals all the things in front of
Doodlemum 
I am so sorry for your loss.
Your illustrations of Bonnie were a constant thread through lockdown for me.
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Thank you. That’s very kind of you. She was my shadow and my muse. ❤️
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I could tell. Truly an illustrator’s dog. I felt like I knew her.
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The joy and heartbreak of having a dog. Your drawings really show the joy and I feel for you and your family
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Oh no, I’m so sorry. I somehow missed your post the other day and now I’m in floods of tears. Sending you so much love. She had a great life. xx
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Thank you. She most certainly lived her best life ❤️
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Thank you so much for the wonderful reminders of all the lovely drawings of Bonnie! Over the years I’ve fallen in love with her as I recognise our own dogs in every pose and situation. A lump in the throat again. My heart goes out to you all…in another situation that we all recognise 💔
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O, the bonnie Bonnie! I have loved her for years! Now you have given her immortality. My heart is breaking for you. Thank you for sharing her all this time. Lovely, lanky dog-pillow….
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She was a beautiful dog with an enormous personality. It was my pleasure ❤️
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We loved you too, Bonnie. Feel free to introduce yourself to our dog, Honey. I know she will adore you. And say hello to Breeze and Whisper from over the road (they are dingos, but I know they will love you).
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You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of Bonnie. I love your tribute to her today. Thank you for sharing.
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It started out as a memorium for author Elizabeth Bear’s cat Maeve ( http://grundlepodmark2.blogspot.com/ ), then morphed into a memorium to dogs Chuck and Spud, but it applies to all the the four footed folk, those bright-eyed pawsons of the feline and canine ilk who have hitched themselves to our stars, and it’s no less true of dear Bonnie. Once more with feeling: https://wolsriverofstones.wordpress.com/2022/05/12/small-stone-for-11-may-2022/
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Beautiful representation – sorry for your loss.
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So precious. So loved. So in your 💕 forever. Sending heartfelt condolences. 💦
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A beautiful body of art work and a lovely tribute to the most precious dog xxx
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Thank you Rosie ❤️❤️
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Wow, your dog has quite the life, getting into trouble with your kids. LOLz. I really like how you focussed on the dog and people with minimal backgrounds.
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Just said goodbye to my beloved cat of nearly 17 years — the one who saw my kids to adulthood, and me and my husband through middle age. You have honored your Bonnie beautifully with these frank, funny, and tender drawings, and touched the hearts of those of us who are missing our fur angels. Thank you for sharing your gift.
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