Just back from Storyberries. What a fantastic, beautifully wrought collection of art! Each dog has such an interesting and unique expression. I found the two breeds I've had the honor of having as family members over the years, Rotts and Corgis, and many others I adore as well. I was so curious about how the letters Q and X would turn out, so have now slaked my curiosity! WELL DONE! πΆπππ»πΎπΎ
Sue, this is absolutely wonderful - I love, love, love it - and shhhhhhh, I'm not even a 'dog person'! Thank you so much for the gift of the download - that's ever so kind! AWESOME, awesome work. β€οΈ
Great artwork!! I thought I was the only one who counted things to fall asleep - mine turned into baby names in alphabetical order when my youngest son & his wife were waiting for my youngest grandchild.
I have kept that one up only now it is named for dogs. Since we got a new dog which already had a name, I have been doing / if we had named himβ¦..
I absolutely love this Sue, it's brilliant. I sometimes write Abedecarian poems. But the dogs are just beautiful. Have you done a Cat story book? Your art work is beautiful. :)
Also is 'Storyberries' your website? I want to share your work on my facebook author page. I'll also share. your substack too.
Marvelous! ! My wire haired dachshund has several jobs...personal trainer, life coach, nap buddy, kitchen floor maintenance worker, security guard against the postal workers and Amazon delivery persons, and taste tester / quality control for treats!
What an innovative project! I love the backstory of how you created it and how it has blossomed, perhaps like a dogwood tree! Thank you for leading me to a word new to me, abecedarian, leading to the synonym "tyro" which comes from Medieval Latin tΘ³rΕ, meaning "squire," tyro being a variant of Latin tΔ«rΕ, meaning "recruit." All these are beginners, like those learning the alphabet. Doggone great flyin' frisbees of fun!
Adorable! Or should I say "a-dogable!" Hope kids around the world enjoy it and their parents applaud all of your hard work. Thank you!
I highly recommend The Professional Dog. (My Siberian husky is in it. Ahem.)
Just back from Storyberries. What a fantastic, beautifully wrought collection of art! Each dog has such an interesting and unique expression. I found the two breeds I've had the honor of having as family members over the years, Rotts and Corgis, and many others I adore as well. I was so curious about how the letters Q and X would turn out, so have now slaked my curiosity! WELL DONE! πΆπππ»πΎπΎ
Sue, this is absolutely wonderful - I love, love, love it - and shhhhhhh, I'm not even a 'dog person'! Thank you so much for the gift of the download - that's ever so kind! AWESOME, awesome work. β€οΈ
Very clever
Thank You for this delightful book!
Fabulous! I just ordered a copy!
Great artwork!! I thought I was the only one who counted things to fall asleep - mine turned into baby names in alphabetical order when my youngest son & his wife were waiting for my youngest grandchild.
I have kept that one up only now it is named for dogs. Since we got a new dog which already had a name, I have been doing / if we had named himβ¦..
A great idea & seriously gorgeous pics!
I absolutely love this Sue, it's brilliant. I sometimes write Abedecarian poems. But the dogs are just beautiful. Have you done a Cat story book? Your art work is beautiful. :)
Also is 'Storyberries' your website? I want to share your work on my facebook author page. I'll also share. your substack too.
Marvelous! ! My wire haired dachshund has several jobs...personal trainer, life coach, nap buddy, kitchen floor maintenance worker, security guard against the postal workers and Amazon delivery persons, and taste tester / quality control for treats!
Arf Arf!
Wonderful. Inspirational. Thanks so much. π€π€π
Love this!!
Eee this feels timely as we got a phone call about adopting a dog, weβre at phase two! Is T for teacher? π©βπ«
Sue, what a delight! Thank you for the joy.
What an innovative project! I love the backstory of how you created it and how it has blossomed, perhaps like a dogwood tree! Thank you for leading me to a word new to me, abecedarian, leading to the synonym "tyro" which comes from Medieval Latin tΘ³rΕ, meaning "squire," tyro being a variant of Latin tΔ«rΕ, meaning "recruit." All these are beginners, like those learning the alphabet. Doggone great flyin' frisbees of fun!