Sue Urquhart graduated in graphic design from Academy of Art college in San Francisco. Later in her life she discovered the art of jewelry making and was immediately hooked. She has designed high end jewelry and has worked with silver for over 17 years. Her fabulous jewelry pieces are inspired by nature and birds.
"I especially love birds - they are found on every continent, and no matter where you are, if you stop and look you can find bird life. I enjoy just watching them go about their business, and they never fail to bring a smile to my face."
Visit her store
Lulu Bug (named after her adorable Shar-Pei dog) to see the entire range of her jewelry.
I have been following Geninne Zlatkis's blog for sometime and love her beautiful art work. She has reopened her store on Etsy with so many lovely pieces in her bird series. It's so hard for me to pick only a few to feature here in the post. Visit her store Geninne's Art Store for cat, dog and nature inspired pieces. Have a wonderful weekend!
Samantha Purdy and Sara Guindon of The Pin Pals make amazing, amazing stuff. This hibou (owl in french) puppet caught my eye immediately while I was browsing their wonderful store. Stop by their store for more puppets, cross-stitched hairclips and earrings.
Cut Out and Make Menagerie of Animals by Alice Melvin consists of twelve wonderful cards that can be cut out and made into miniature animals menagerie. The animals included are a chicken, elephant, sheep, owl, tiger, crocodile, frog, robin, tortoise and minibeasts. There is an instruction guide with step by step, easy to follow instructions to help you build your animals. 
Darling new brooches by The Storybook Rabbit. This masked little guy is made from laser cut wood and holds a waterproof print of the original drawing printed on a textured paper.
