Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Interview with Carolyn McFann of Two Purring Cats Clothing & Gifts Part 2

 
Carolyn McFann

Interview with Carolyn McFann of Two Purring Cats Clothing & Gifts Part 2


Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


Carolyn McFann :
The freedom to do what I want without anyone telling me what to do, the large amount of quality products that we can design and the ability to expand with new products.


Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Carolyn McFann :
As a kid, my dad was my inspiration, he was/is really good at drawing. An architect who also drew pretty pictures. I am inspired now by just about anything plant or animal.


Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Carolyn McFann :
Keep your designs original, don't do what everyone else does, be different and be good at what you do. That will make you stand out.


Rico:
What was the latest product you added to your wish list (include link)?


Carolyn McFann :
Love this poster. Plan to buy it:
The Planet Earth Posters
The Planet Earth Posters
The Planet Earth Posters by solarviews
Look at Earth Posters online at Zazzle.com




Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Carolyn McFann :

I'm a workaholic, it's not work to me, I love what I do and love to learn new things to improve my work.

I have three loving, deaf, white, long-haired cats (and no, I'm not changing my studio name to "Three Purring Cats" ;) , rescued from death row in shelters

I lived in Playa del Carmen, Mexico for awhile. Lovely, fascinating place but prefer home in the Midwest. Used to travel to and live in different places for work every so often but am now settled in Ohio.

Did some print modeling when I was really young. Kind of fun but my heart wasn't in it. I was really shy back then.
Am more of a business person than artist. Art is the easy part..marketing/promotion is ongoing and has to be done.


Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Carolyn McFann :
Take business courses, photograph nature, travel, bake..when I have time, that is.


Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Carolyn McFann :

I did this a few years ago, in memory of a cockatiel I had a long time ago.


Cockatiels and Forget Me Nots Mug

Cockatiel parrots of different kinds from pied, fallow and pearl to regular wild coloring on a quality frosted glass coffee mug for parrot lovers.


I just love macaws, they're brightly colored and fascinating birds with big voices.



The Macaw Parrot Jungle Wall Clock

Original fine art design of colorful Macaw parrots from Hyacinth and Scarlet to Military, and more by artist Carolyn McFann printed on a quality wall clock for parrot lovers.



I did artwork awhile ago of primates for a natural history museum/learned quite a bit about them during that project and this was just something I did for myself on the side, lemurs were really interesting creatures.


Black and White Ruffed Lemur Poster

This cute and fuzzy animal is a primate, related to monkeys, and comes from the island of Madagascar off the coast of Africa. It is an endangered species.



Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


Carolyn McFann :
It has helped me live as I want, and work for myself instead of for others, and makes my life everything I want it to be.

Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


Carolyn McFann :

Facebook

My Blog


Monday, May 20, 2013

Interview with Carolyn McFann Part 1

 
Carolyn McFann

Interview with Carolyn McFann Part 1


Rico:
What's Your Name?


Carolyn McFann :


Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Carolyn McFann :

Two Purring Cats Clothing & Gifts

A large and colorful store featuring my artwork. I specialize in drawing/painting anything to do with nature. The name comes from my cats, who were/are by my side as I work here in my studio.

Ornamentation (holiday ornaments)

Just ornaments for holidays or any occasion, featuring my artwork and designs.

The Case Place

Cases for phones, computers and more.



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


Carolyn McFann :
I heard about it from a friend on that other POD I won't mention.


Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Carolyn McFann :
How long have you been at Zazzle? I've been here since September of 2008, nearly five years.



Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?
If yes, how long from the time you open a shop until you made it to ProSeller?


Carolyn McFann :
Yes. I forget, a few months.


Rico:
What made you decide to open your own store?


Carolyn McFann :
I've been freelancing for a long time and thought this would give me more creative freedom to do what I want, not just what the client wanted.


Rico:
What makes your shop stand out from the rest?


Carolyn McFann :
It's VERY colorful.


Rico:
How would you describe your design style?


Carolyn McFann :
It varies, I have different styles that I use, from realism to impressionism (when painting on canvas), but here I use mostly realism/plein-air styles.


Rico:
What type of product do you prefer to design?


Carolyn McFann :
Posters, cards.


Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Carolyn McFann :
Never give up. Do what you want and don't waste time worrying about what others think. There's room in the world for all styles of work. Be confident and be good at what you do, have pride in your work.


Rico:
What was your first Sale (include link)?


Carolyn McFann :

I have no idea! On Zazzle? Don't know. Off of Zazzle, I used to sell my artwork quite a big when in elementary school and upwards. I'm still doing what I did as a kid, just being paid more for it now. It's been my calling in life ever since I could hold a crayon/pencil as a small child. I live to draw.



Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Carolyn McFann :
Everything from pencils, professional artists' markers and technical pens to paint, computer too. My dad taught me to use technical pens when I was little and I use them for line drawing, mostly then colorize them with markers or on computer.


Rico:
A few of my Favorite designs from Two Purring Cats Clothing & Gifts :



Peaceful Jungle Tiger Kitchen Towel

Original fine art design of a resting young Bengal tiger by artist Carolyn McFann printed on a quality, machine-washable American Mojo kitchen towel for big cat fans.



Fierce Hunter Kitty Plate
Fierce Hunter Kitty Plate
Fierce Hunter Kitty Plate by twopurringcats
Create unique custom plates online at Zazzle.

Original fine art design of a cute young Tuxedo kitten playing with a bug by artist Carolyn McFann printed on a quality, dishwasher safe plate for cat lovers.



African Praying Mantis Mug
African Praying Mantis Mug
African Praying Mantis Mug by twopurringcats
Look at other Nature Mugs at zazzle.com

Original fine art designs of pets such as cats and dogs as well as wildlife, insects and more on quality mugs for nature and animal lovers by designer Carolyn McFann.



Moonlight Stallion Avery Binder

Original equine design by illustrator/designer Carolyn McFann printed on a quality Avery binder for horse & pony lovers.



The second half of the Interview with Carolyn McFann : will be posted on Wednesday May 22, 2013. So come back for more with Carolyn McFann!


Monday, November 26, 2012

Interview with Julie of Bebop's Place

Rico:
What's Your Name?


Julie



Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Julie:

Bebop's PlaceI chose this name because I love jazz and Bebop is one of my nicknames. The great percentage of products are based on my nature photography. I also do a little graphic design.

Bebops WeddingsI was offering complete wedding collections in my main store but found it hard to keep them organized. So I created Bebop's Weddings as an offshoot. It is devoted exclusively to complete weddings collections (invitations, other stationery, gifts, bags, etc.)



Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Julie:
2 1/2 years



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


Julie:
I belong to a photography website called Daily Pics (http://dailypics.ning.com/). Several photographers on the site were very enthusiastic about their Zazzle experience and I decided to give it a try.



Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?


Julie:
Yes



Rico:
What type of Holiday product(s) do you sell the most of? (ex: t-shirts, mugs, electronics, etc.)


Julie:
Cards



Rico:
What's your best selling Holiday Design?


Julie:


Country Church and Fence Christmas Greeting Card


This tasteful, elegant Christmas card creates a classic rural winter feeling...a fenced field and the country church just over the hill. The sky is blue against the pure white snow. The text reads: Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! It can be customized to suit your needs.



Rico:
What is your favorite Holiday?


Julie:
Summer Solstice



Rico:
What's your favorite Holiday tradition?


Julie:
Staying up with the sun on the day of the Summer Solstice



Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Julie:
Be patient, add quality products, take time with the tags and descriptions.



Rico:
What was your first sale (include link)?


Julie:


Bunny Hat



Here comes Peter Cottontail on a hat! Fun for Easter or any time of year.



Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Julie:
My number one tool is my Canon SX20 camera. I am never without it. From the raw photos, I do a lot of post-processing in Photoshop Elements.



Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


Julie:
I am still thrilled each and every time someone likes one of my creations enough to purchase it. I feel I am sharing my love of beauty in that way.



Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Julie:
The world of nature is my chief inspiration.



Rico:
Do you sell Holiday products all year or just in season?


Julie:
Mostly in season though there is the occasional out of season sale.



Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Julie:
The same advice I got: Be patient, add quality products, take time with the tags and descriptions. I would add taking time for promotion. Haunt the Zazzle Forum for opportunities!



Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Julie:
I have large vegetable and flower gardens and they keep me busy. I also love to read and hike the wild, natural areas near my house.



Rico:
For most each product or design they create is special. What is your most favorite design and why (include link)?


Julie:

Winter Wonderland 3 Ring Binder



I was wandering in the woods beyond our house after a winter storm. The sun had come out, the sky was pure blue, and snow was very deep. I came upon this lovely evergreen tree which seems to express the essence of the wonderment I was feeling. I took the photo and it came out just as I had hoped. I have this image on lots of products.



Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Julie:

I'm a retired library worker.

I'm a mother.

I am the third generation of photographers in my family (my grandfather and father each had studios).

I love to cook.

I live on 20 acres in the wilds of upstate New York.



Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite Holiday designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Julie:


Larch Cone Christmas Ornament



Our road is lined with larch trees and I just love the tiny cones they form. They remind me of wooden roses. I took this "portrait" of a larch cone and applied a white vignette filter in Photoshop Elements to achieve the dreamy effect.




Feasting Chipmunk Christmas Card



This chubby little chipmunk was eating bird seed on our back deck one snowy day. I was able to get this photo of him stuffing his cheeks with seeds. He is on lots of my products and is very popular.




Bunny Christmas Invitation




During a very heavy snowstorm I looked out the window and saw this bunny rabbit huddled under an evergreen tree getting shelter from the storm. I shot the photo right through the window and have since put the design on tons of products.



Rico:
If you could purchase any Holiday item (from another Zazzle store) what would it be? Why?


Julie:



Falling Blue Snowflakes Wall clock



That's a tough one. Lots of beautiful stuff to choose from. I am especially in love with this clock from an extremely talented Zazzle artist, M.M. Anderson. Her artwork is whimsical, colorful and always beautiful.



Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


Julie:
I guess the recognition I've gotten from the products I've created has helped me to have some confidence in my own creative abilities.



Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


Julie:

Twitter

Blogs to which I post my products and other Zazzlers' products every day: 

Seeking Floral Beauty

Totes, Purses, Messenger Bags

Creatures of the Planet

The Daily Rainbow

Practical and Beautiful


Thursday, October 20, 2011

Interview with Diane Clancy of Diane Clancy's Art

Diane Clancy of Diane Clancy's Art












Diane Clancy of Diane Clancy's Art

Rico:
What's Your Name?


Diane Clancy

Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Diane Clancy :

This is just Zazzle, right? So I will just give you Zazzle shops.

Until recently I had only one shop (DianeClancyArt) so the other shops are fairly new and I am slowly getting my images in them. As an artist, I like to have a story to go with each image, so that makes it a slower process to get my work up. But I am very excited about how it is going and the responses I have gotten. My intent is for my art to be uplifting and inspiring.

Diane Clancy's Art

This is my original shop (I choose the name because DianeClancy was not available then) This shop has some of my unique art from each of my styles since this was my only shop until recently. I decided it would be helpful to my customers to showcase my different types of art in separate shops. I am adding more art from Traditional Mediums into DianeClancyArt. This will be a shop of my Fine Art with examples of other work to also direct people to the other shops.

Diane Clancy

I choose this name because as an artist, my name is how people can find me and see and know my work. Each shop is building on this. I have recently acquired this name and I am mainly showcasing the other shops in this shop.

Diane Clancy Fractals

This shop has a few of my colorful mind expanding fractals. These have been very popular with people. I have lots and am eager to get them in the shop!

Diane Clancy Goddess

Some of my work has a spiritual and visionary goddess theme so that is the work that is featured here. Much of it is in traditional mediums.

Diane Clancy Animals

I have a line of engaging Fanciful Animal Images where I take a photo of someone's special companion and put them into a field of flowers or butterflies. I have some already made and I also create custom ones for people with their own photographs. It takes me several hours to do this but many people find it worthwhile to have this special keepsake.

Diane Clancy Bubbles

I create stunning Bubblescapes that are vibrant and fanciful landscapes with bubbles. They are fun and very unique. These tend to be very popular. Again, I have lots more to add to my shop.

Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Diane Clancy :
Since 4/08 but it is really only the last couple of months that I have networked with folks and figured out how to make Zazzle work for me - which means work for my collectors.

Rico: Are you a ProSeller?
If yes, how long from the time you open a shop until you made it to ProSeller?

Diane Clancy :
I believe I qualify as a ProSeller once my last sale has cleared. She is a repeat customer so I feel confident about that sale. I have had several sales of one card through the years by the same buyer, but it is only the last couple of months that I have sold anything else.

Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Diane Clancy :
In the last few months I have gotten great advice - from one friend and from a couple of Facebook Zazzle groups. Networking with others would be the best advice. But I also saw tutorials and videos during the last couple of months that had me change the whole way I have set up at Zazzle. I think it is really working well for me to have different shops for my distinctive lines of art.

Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Diane Clancy :
Originally I used lots of traditional mediums - pastel, oil, acrylic, collage. etc. Then I found digital - so I do a lot of digital too. Bryce, Photoshop, Artmatic and Painter are some of the main programs I use. I want to streamline what I do to get back into the studio to work with paint again.

Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Diane Clancy :
Spirit and the Life Force are my main inspirations. That can be from anywhere - nature, people, art - but my art has to feel like it increases my connection to the Universe for me create it.

Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


Diane Clancy :
Sometimes I can only squeeze in a couple hours and other times I spend 40 or more. If you add creating the art, of course the number of hours goes up. Also, I have several other shops that I have to maintain.

Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Diane Clancy :
I would tell someone before you get too involved in Zazzle to really think about how you want to connect with your customers - in terms of number of shop and also how to use your categories. It is much easier to start right (for you) rather than redo. This is from my own experience! And network, network, network! People are so generous to help you - once you find them! I have found the networking on Facebook invaluable.

Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Diane Clancy :
I like watching movies and our favorite TV shows with my partner - we analysis the content, delivery, use of color and lighting and we have great fun. She is writing a screenplay and we have great fun thinking the producers should be asking us for advice because of our feedback would make the films and shows better. We also turn off the sound and analyze ads. We enjoy all this!

I love to meditate. Also, being in nature, looking at the sky and trees.

Visiting with friends. I have done tons of organizing around social justice, environmental, etc. issues in my life and now I am enjoying just being by myself. But I still have my fingers and hands in activism.

Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you? 


Diane Clancy :
These are not important and no one needs to know these ;-) but
I usually wear my hair in braids
My hair is now below my waist
I am usually very happy
I have several long term serious illnesses
Looking out our kitchen window, it looks like we live in a tree house

Rico:
List 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Diane Clancy :

 
Counundrum I – Rainbow Woman Cards



Conundrum I - this is my signature piece. Conundrum I is a fabric, paper and paint collage inspired by quilting. It took over 100 hours to create. Conundrum I is part of Diane's goddess series. The depth and awareness you receive from this painting creates inner peace by opening the door to the soul.


Ocean Dreams - Aqua and Violet Ocean Fantasy Custom Shoes


Ocean Dreams is one of my most popular Bubblescapes. Dare to Dream! - Ocean Dreams is a digital painting that dares you to fantasize, dares you to go beyond the comfortable.


Emerging Galaxies – Teal & Lime Currents Ipad Skin



Joyfully Streaming into the Unknown - Emerging Galaxies - a womb, a matrix, nurtures forming universes and then allows them to pour out into the great unknown. Emerging Galaxies reminds us to balance nurturing in the known and then letting our lives and creativity stream out into life where they become something greater.

If you want a 4th to show my other style, this would be it - but fine it you do not.


Freckles in Flowers II - Tuxedo Cat Stamps





Freckles was my kitty companion for 18 years. Brighten Your Day - Freckles in Flowers II is a tuxedo kitty who sits in a field of flowers on the side of a hill.

Rico:
This is one of my personal favorite designs from your shop 


Glowing Burst of Color – Teal & Violet Deva Posters



Energy, Wonder and Delight - Glowing Burst of Color brings energy, wonder and delight into each day. This brilliant painting shows a spirit dancing for the pure joy of living; this deva is sure to enliven your life. A rainbow of colors in this vibrant, swirling force of electric blue, lime green, mellow yellow, violet, magenta, maroon, lavender, teal, pink, purple and orange brings life and fun into each moment. You can see this Goddess dancing dynamically as she twirls and spins in the magnificent splashes of vibrant color.
Rico: WOW! This is gorgeous! Your descriptions above says it all.

Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online?


Facebook Artist Page
Diane Clancy Website
Blog
Twitter
Squidoo
Etsy Shop
These are some of them. People can find the others at Zazzle Member Profile

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Interview with Deborah Miller of Visages

Deborah Miller













 


Deborah Miller of Visages


Rico:
What's Your Name?


Deborah Miller :

Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Deborah Miller :

Visages

Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Deborah Miller :
Just about two weeks

Rico: Are you a ProSeller?

Deborah Miller :
No... not yet. One day soon I hope

Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Deborah Miller :
Promote... promote... promote and don't give up

Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Deborah Miller :
Acrylic paints, camera that needs upgraded badly, soft #6 pencil, oil pencils, PhotoPosPro software and most importantly, my imagination.

Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Deborah Miller :
If I look, I find inspiration everywhere but primarily I use nature, my pets (currently my ferrets), and I peruse the internet when I have a particular subject in mind.

Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


Deborah Miller :
80 to 100 hours promoting, adding my art to product and reading the blog for research and such.

Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Deborah Miller :
Be a Nike and just do it. Then spend the time promoting. Lots of time! You can create a gazillion pieces of art but until you're known, you won't sell anything. I don't know much about promoting online so I do a lot of reading and research. This is also a must-do.

Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Deborah Miller :
You know? I almost can't remember since getting into Zazzle and putting my art onto things like postage stamps. I did play Scrabble nearly everyday, read, play with my ferrets, and learn. I LOVE learning.

Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you? 


Deborah Miller :
I love to sniff new books in the book store.
Nothing like the aroma of fresh ink. I would say the same about my oil pencils.
I art directed automotive magazines in the 90s. Mustang Monthly and Super Ford out of Lakeland, FL.
I can teach old dogs (yes, the animal) new tricks.
I HAVE to be productive; I can't just sit and waste a day.
I enjoy pleasing people.

Rico:
List 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Deborah Miller :

 
Monarch Butterfly Card:

After sitting for an hour in my back yard during the monarch migration, I finally managed to digitally capture this little guy resting on a vibrant flower. I used the zoom but to ensure I got all of his fine detailing, I crept forward as much as I dared. This is the final result of which I'm proud.


Ferretism (Sayings) T Shirt:


After getting a look from one of my ferrets, I couldn't help but imagine what he was saying to me. I searched the internet for ferretisms and sayings but found only a few. The idea blossomed from there. Shortly after creating the line, I sold a mouse pad! My ferrets are a constant source of entertainment and inspiration.


Panda Bear Apron:


Panda Bear Apron apron
Panda Bear Apron by Visages
I created this panda with pencil and oil pencil after I received a request to draw one. It took a full day and the end result was well received by the requester who loves to cook and wanted a panda bear apron. Most everything I create is simple. I'm not wont to add frills to my art...

Rico:
This is one of my personal favorite designs from your shop 

FrankenFerret Shirt:

I just think this design is unique and quite cute!

Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online?

Deborah Miller : 
 

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Interview with Peter Guckes aka Greendeer

Peter Guckes aka GreendeerPeter Guckes aka Greendeer










Rico:
What's Your Name?

 
Peter Guckes

Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Peter Guckes
I have one shop on zazzle, greendeer

Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Peter Guckes
I joined zazzle in february, so I am rather new to this. This may be the reason I didn’t sell much yet, which means I am far from being a ProSeller. Still hope to make it one day.

Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Peter Guckes
When I started at zazzle, I thought all I had to do was upload my designs and wait for the sales. In the forum I found out that it is a lot of work and you have to promote to get noticed. The people in the forum are so helpful, it is amazing!

Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Peter Guckes
I make my drawings with a paintbrush and ink and add the colour digitally. I do other things, too but for the store I decided to stay with this style of illustrations.

Rico:
Who or what inspires you?

 
Peter Guckes
Inspiration is not a problem – I just make pictures of my fellow animals here in the wood and put them on t-shirts – who knows where ideas come from anyway? It is a rather mysterious process …

Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


Peter Guckes
I spend as much time on zazzle as possible, still as I don’t sell much I have to do something for a living. But a few hours every day are usual for me.

Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Peter Guckes
My advice to new zazzlers is to be patient. I had no idea how big this is when I started. Thousands of shops, billions of products. It takes very very much time to get noticed and I’m not there yet, so it may be better not to take my advice and ask a more successful shopkeeper ;-)

Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Peter Guckes
I don’t draw animals all the time, I am a deer, so I do deer things like roaming the wood, eating leaves, belling, that kind of occupations …

Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Peter Guckes
Being asked for things everyone should know about me confuses me. I am not a person everyone needs to know about, I’m just a simple green animal. I’d like many people to know I do illustrations and have a zazzle store (which anyone who reads this might have guessed by know), I also do other things like photography and play music (sometimes), You won’t find me on facebook and I am left-hooved.

Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Peter Guckes
Picking 3 favorite designs isn't easy, as all of those creatures mean a lot to me, so don't be upset if you're not included, folks:


Gotowork coffee mug


gotowork mug
gotowork by greendeer
This is one of the first animals I did in this style, long before I found out about zazzle. The simplicity and expression make it still one of my favourite.


Yeti t shirt

yeti shirt
yeti by greendeer
The yeti is a close friend who always helped ma out when i got into snow trouble


Porcupine t shirts

porcupine shirt
porcupine by greendeer
This shirt got a TBA (what ever that is), I’m quite proud of the porcupine drawing as it has that quiet madness I was going for...

Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? 

Peter Guckes
Who ever likes my work might want to have a look into my blog at deer prudence where you can read little stories about these creatures.