A young girl goes nowhere without her favorite Zarape blanket and of course never declining an invitation from her stuffed lion she heads outside with her favorite foods to talk all things sunny.

It's picnic time. These little critters are getting ready for a picnic together.

Let's go on a picnic with lunch boxes!The sky is so beautiful that everything looks like a cloud.I will eat a lot of ONIGIRI with UMEBOSI,omelet,and deep-fried chicken.

Indian Picnics are very humble with simple dry potato side dish called as Aaloo ki Sabzi in Hindi and Deep Fried Bread which is called as Pudi. This is the most favorite and simple Picnic food for most of the Indian families. They relish this with homemade Mango or Lemon Pickle along with Mango to have as Dessert.

A typographic celebration of the perfect picnic! A charcuterie spread, bread, pasta salad, pickles, fruit, and a card game on a beautiful day. Just add friends - and don't forget the wine!

Spring, summer, fall, or winter - there's never a bad time to eat outside.

On my dream board for this year, I wrote in big swirly lettering- New house and a proper studio.
And it's happening!

So my dream picnic will be at our new house, which we will be in at end of September, woot woot!
With cake, because I just turned 50 and there must always be cake, birthday or not, jellybeans- my creative brain fuel, deviled eggs with a sprinkly of curry or paprika because nommmm, a big fresh greens salad to balance that all out, topped with flowers from our new yard, and time for art. And a cosmo, because dammit they are delicious.
Also considering green hair, so there's that, to match our new beautiful green surroundings, with bonus palm trees- yes in Canada!

(Entry for the Let's Have a Picnic! Handpicked Design Challenge)

Even though it will still be summer weather for a long time here in Virginia, I'm looking ahead to picnics in the crisp fall air. Here's my dream menu for a super easy and cozy fall picnic. I tried to structure this piece like a magazine spread, with seasonal flavors like cranberry, squash, and apple, and fun ideas for recyclable packaging and utensil-free eating.

I created this piece in watercolor, ink, and digital media. Special thanks to my mom Shelley, for helping me brainstorm the concept, my sister Katie for writing the snappy magazine-inspired copy, and Nate and Salli for the beautiful Corita font on the dish titles!

Let’s have a vegan picnic with fresh fruit, lemonade, delicious salad, hummus, sandwiches and cake!

Dreaming among the flowers, surrounded by fruit, a good book and some music! I illustrated all of the treats I love to have at a picnic. And having an outside nap makes this whole thing even sweeter.

The thought of a picnic conjures up images of sitting by water on a long, hot, summer day, with delicious snacks and wine on ice in a cooler.

For the design challenge: Let's have a picnic - I found myself thinking about a picnic from the perspective of ants...

When you aren't looking, you might have some uninvited guests show up to join your summer picnic!

All stuffs that I (mostly) prepare for my picnic.