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Chipmunks, including the chipping they get their name from
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Chipmunks, including the chipping they get their name from
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Little cutie! Chipmunks are so sporty with their racing stripes. Really fun to paint with all the rendering in a vintage airbrush style! Prints
Someone’s been squirreling these away… In a charity shop in Kent, UK
An Uinta chipmunk (Neotamias umbrinus) sunbathes on a rock in Zion National Park, Utah, USA
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In 1946, a fourteen-year-old Elizabeth Taylor wrote and illustrated NIBBLES AND ME, a book about her pet chipmunk. (He came her way during production of COURAGE OF LASSIE.) The book must have meant something to her, as she renewed the copyright in 1974 and re-published the book in 2002, with additional drawings and an introduction. These images are from the original 1946 publication.
Regarding her childhood, Taylor would later remark that “the child in me was suppressed. It worked, it was paid, it was on the screen, but it was not me”.
Cliff Chipmunk Neotamias dorsalis
2/19/2024 Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona