Tiptoes Lightly in Watercolor

A beautiful watercolor painting of Tiptoes Lightly and Company by artist Michelle Hunt. It was commissioned by Laura Wiesmann Hrubes as a present for her son—he’s a Tiptoes fan. You can view Michelle’s work here. Thanks, Michelle and Laura! 

I have decided to carry this painting as an art print. They are 9 x 12 (the size of the original) plus a 1 inch border to allow for framing or pinning on the wall. Printed on bright white cotton 220 gm archival paper. Price $29.95 + $6.95 shipping. Contact me if interested.

Phoenix of the Philippines

A lovely Tiptoes and friends drawing I received from a young lady called Phoenix who lives in the Philippines. Thank you, Phoenix!

Stuck in a Pumpkin - better believe it!

For those who thought the story of Pumpkin Crow in The Tales of Tiptoes Lightly was too silly to be true (he got his head stuck in a pumpkin) have a look at this young lady with her head stuck in a pumpkin - too funny! 

Love in the Suburbs

Sara of Love in the Suburbs did a neat wooden Easter egg paintings with Tiptoes and the Great Oak Tree. Go check out what she's been up to!

Chocolate Eyes

Becca Thornton of Chocolate Eyes has posted a lovely piece on The Magic Knot - plus her artistic rendering of Tiptoes' acorn house. Drop on over and see what her blog is about - it's nicely done. Thanks, Becca!

We Bloom Here

Here's a sweet blog, We Bloom Here, about making Tiptoes Lightly and Jeremy Mouse peg dolls. Enjoy!

Her Ladyship, Tiptoes Lightly.

Here's a drawing of Her Ladyship, Tiptoes Lightly, by Audrey, daughter of a manager of a store that carries Tiptoes' tales. Thank you, Audrey!

A drawing by Mala in Nevada City, California.

Thanks, Mala! Tiptoes is delighted!

Tiptoes Lightly at Decatur Book Festival, Atlanta

Sept 2012: Tiptoes Lightly made a visit to the Decatur Book Festival at the booth of The Waldorf School of Atlanta. She sold up a storm and reports that a lovely time was had by all! Thanks to Rhonda Wildman and Stacey Alson for initiating and arranging. Now that the fun is over they are back at school and working up some elbow grease.

Puppetry

Check out my puppetry page for shots of various shows. Here is a shot from an event at Live Oak Waldorf School in Auburn, California. As you can see, Pine Cone and Pepper Pot came disguised as two grown-up human beings pretending to be Pine Cone and Pepper Pot (how devious is that!!!). One of them even went so far as pretending to be a woman! They almost had us fooled but you can tell by their cheeky looks that they are really gnomes. 

Photo credit Jennifer Kovach - thank you!

News break! Oct 2011: Jeremy Mouse spotted at Occupy Wall Street!