He Thought Paris Was for Lovers and She Thought "Oui!" (Print) *Square Print::23.4 x 23.4 inch | 594 x 594 mm even the fiercest of creatures

even the fiercest of creatures carries a gentle rhythm

A Study for the Day Drivers began as this charming sketch of Rabbitwoman and Dogman setting off with nowhere particular to be

proving that even the biggest personalities can find happiness in the smallest places

Rabbitwoman and Dogman discovered that Venice had a curious habit of slowing everything down

trusting that the best adventures have a funny way of finding those who aren't looking too hard

He Thought Paris Was for Lovers and She Thought "Oui!" (Print) *Square Print::23.4 x 23.4 inch | 594 x 594 mm even the fiercest of creaturesDescription High above the rooftops of Paris, Rabbitwoman and Dogman ride a magnificent carousel horse as if they have been swept into a dream. With the Eiffel Tower rising behind them and the city stretching into the distance, they are reminded why Paris has long been called the City of Love. Dogman believes there is no more romantic place on Earth, and Rabbitwoman can only smile and agree, "Oui!" Filled with whimsy, romance, and childlike wonder,