Piglet house

Owl's House is a treehouse located in one of the taller trees in the middle of Hundred Acre Wood. It is here that Pooh and his friends go to visit Owl, drink some tea with him, and ask for the wise bird's advices. Owl usually enjoys these visits very much, as he often rambles on into his own thoughts. The house is first seen in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day. It was destroyed when the tree it was located on was knocked down by the strong wind and swept away by the current. After this…

Piglet's House is the home where Piglet lives in the Winnie the Pooh franchise. It takes the form of a tree and has a sign by it that reads "Trespassers Will", which Piglet believes was short for "Trespassers William," his grandfather. The house is first seen in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day. Piglet is sweeping the leaves off the front yard, but is blown away by the wind. Later, the house is flooded with rain water when heavy rain poured over the Hundred Acre Wood. After Owl's house…

The Hundred Acre Wood

Situated in Ashdown Forest, the inspiration for A.A. Milne's Hundred Acre Wood, the house opens for for a limited number of family stays next weekend for a “hunny” infused staycation.

Description Pooh and Piglet used to visit Owl, when they went out for a walk and got cold (or hungry...). And Owl's family stories could make anyone fall asleep. This is all-in-one drawing: ink, sepia watercolour paint and coloured pencils

Disney's Tarzan 2-D backgrounds traditionally painted in acrylic on cold press illustration board and acetate overlays.