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For the ones building a quieter life, one small thing at a time. 🐇

Handmade art, prints and paper goods — made slowly, with care, from my little home studio. I'm Rhiannon, a chronic illness artist who found her way back to joy through making. Everything here is an offering of colour, whimsy and radical softness.

If you're drawn to gentle worlds and small moments of magic — you're welcome here.✨

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-SMALL THINGS, MADE SLOWLY-

About Me

On one of my hardest days, a rabbit ran across the road and reminded me that new beginnings are always possible. That's where Run Rabbit Run begins... 🐇✨🤍

Follow along for slow living, making & gentle days

Little Drawings from a Gentle Life — No. 3 💌

A love letter…

And everything that goes along with one.

The envelope addressed by hand.

The wax seal pressed while the ink is still warm.

The stamp chosen carefully.

The walk to the postbox that feels like sending off a piece of yourself.

There is something about a handwritten letter
that no virtual message can replicate.

Draw this one and keep it somewhere visible as a reminder that some things are worth doing slowly.

And that the ones you love, deserve the unhurried version of you.

Even if it’s just once in a while. 🌿

Draw along and share yours. I’ll feature them in my stories. 🤍

No. 4 is coming. Follow so you don’t miss it. 🐇

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

P.S. If you’d like something handmade to tuck inside your next letter, my cards and bookmarks are in the shop, linked in bio. 🌿

Little Drawings from a Gentle Life — No. 3 💌

A love letter…

And everything that goes along with one.

The envelope addressed by hand.

The wax seal pressed while the ink is still warm.

The stamp chosen carefully.

The walk to the postbox that feels like sending off a piece of yourself.

There is something about a handwritten letter
that no virtual message can replicate.

Draw this one and keep it somewhere visible as a reminder that some things are worth doing slowly.

And that the ones you love, deserve the unhurried version of you.

Even if it’s just once in a while. 🌿

Draw along and share yours. I’ll feature them in my stories. 🤍

No. 4 is coming. Follow so you don’t miss it. 🐇

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

P.S. If you’d like something handmade to tuck inside your next letter, my cards and bookmarks are in the shop, linked in bio. 🌿

I used to live the same way all year round.

At the same pace.
With the same habits.
And the same unceasing expectations of myself.

Then I became sick, and I was slowed down enough to notice the world outside my window.

And something shifted.

Seasons teach us important lessons from the natural world.

Autumn invites you to let things go.

Winter invites you to deep rest.

Spring invites you to gently try again.

Summer invites you to be present in the warmth.

I started paying attention to those cues instead of ignoring them and pushing forward regardless.

My creativity changed.

My art changed.

My pace changed.

My relationship with rest changed.

What season are you in right now? I’d love to know 👇🏼 my DMs are always open for a chat about life and all its challenges and triumphs 🤍✨

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

I used to live the same way all year round.

At the same pace.
With the same habits.
And the same unceasing expectations of myself.

Then I became sick, and I was slowed down enough to notice the world outside my window.

And something shifted.

Seasons teach us important lessons from the natural world.

Autumn invites you to let things go.

Winter invites you to deep rest.

Spring invites you to gently try again.

Summer invites you to be present in the warmth.

I started paying attention to those cues instead of ignoring them and pushing forward regardless.

My creativity changed.

My art changed.

My pace changed.

My relationship with rest changed.

What season are you in right now? I’d love to know 👇🏼 my DMs are always open for a chat about life and all its challenges and triumphs 🤍✨

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

People ask me how I decide what to draw…

And honestly, it’s simple.

I draw things I notice.

The rabbit that visits the garden at dusk.

A teacup with a chip that has deep sentimental meaning far beyond the apparent imperfections.

I don’t necessarily go looking for ideas,

✨I practice showing up and noticing✨

And then I draw those things

Slowly. Mindfully.

I try to capture the feelings they evoke in me.

My best pieces start simply, and are often things not considered worth recording.

What small thing have you noticed today that was simple yet beautiful?

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

People ask me how I decide what to draw…

And honestly, it’s simple.

I draw things I notice.

The rabbit that visits the garden at dusk.

A teacup with a chip that has deep sentimental meaning far beyond the apparent imperfections.

I don’t necessarily go looking for ideas,

✨I practice showing up and noticing✨

And then I draw those things

Slowly. Mindfully.

I try to capture the feelings they evoke in me.

My best pieces start simply, and are often things not considered worth recording.

What small thing have you noticed today that was simple yet beautiful?

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

Flowers are one thing I always come back to. 💐

They don’t need to be arranged.
They don’t need to grow perfectly.

Simply gather them together and tie with something simple.

There’s a lesson in that, I think.

Draw a few stems.
Add a flower on them.
Tie them at the bottom.
That’s a posy.

And that’s enough. 🤍🌸

Share your process, and please tag me in your stories. Every single one will make my day.

Episode No. 3 coming soon. Follow along 🐇

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

Flowers are one thing I always come back to. 💐

They don’t need to be arranged.
They don’t need to grow perfectly.

Simply gather them together and tie with something simple.

There’s a lesson in that, I think.

Draw a few stems.
Add a flower on them.
Tie them at the bottom.
That’s a posy.

And that’s enough. 🤍🌸

Share your process, and please tag me in your stories. Every single one will make my day.

Episode No. 3 coming soon. Follow along 🐇

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

I’ve thought a lot about what I keep on my desk 🐇

Not because I’m organised (I’m really not), but because the things around me while I work shape how my practice feels and flows.

Swipe to see what lives beside me as I create 🤍

Each piece is there for a reason.
Even the things that look decorative have a purpose.

Tell me - what is one thing on your desk that has no practical purpose but you couldn’t work without? 👇🏼 Post a picture of your desk in the comments. I’d love to see!

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

I’ve thought a lot about what I keep on my desk 🐇

Not because I’m organised (I’m really not), but because the things around me while I work shape how my practice feels and flows.

Swipe to see what lives beside me as I create 🤍

Each piece is there for a reason.
Even the things that look decorative have a purpose.

Tell me - what is one thing on your desk that has no practical purpose but you couldn’t work without? 👇🏼 Post a picture of your desk in the comments. I’d love to see!

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

People often ask me what I use to create my art. ✨

Here’s the honest answer…

Nothing fancy.

I used Crayola pencils for the longest time. You know, the ones you can get for kids in a big pack. They were soft and blended well enough for what I needed.

I use a basic HB pencil.

I use what feels right, and what allows me to create the ideas from my imagination.

My simple staples are:

🤍 A brown pen with waterproof ink
🤍 A mechanical lead pencil (because I can’t be bothered with sharpening)
🤍 A clickable eraser
🤍 A mismatch of sketchbooks and paper
🤍 And a cute pencil case of course, so I can carry my supplies with me wherever I go

I’m not a purist about materials.
The tools don’t make the art.
The attention does.

What are your current go-to tools? I’d genuinely love to know! 👇🏼

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

People often ask me what I use to create my art. ✨

Here’s the honest answer…

Nothing fancy.

I used Crayola pencils for the longest time. You know, the ones you can get for kids in a big pack. They were soft and blended well enough for what I needed.

I use a basic HB pencil.

I use what feels right, and what allows me to create the ideas from my imagination.

My simple staples are:

🤍 A brown pen with waterproof ink
🤍 A mechanical lead pencil (because I can’t be bothered with sharpening)
🤍 A clickable eraser
🤍 A mismatch of sketchbooks and paper
🤍 And a cute pencil case of course, so I can carry my supplies with me wherever I go

I’m not a purist about materials.
The tools don’t make the art.
The attention does.

What are your current go-to tools? I’d genuinely love to know! 👇🏼

Much love,

💌 Rhiannon xx

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