A badger who looks like he's been personally offended by your outfit choice, and a bunny with ears that mean business. This animals wall art set of two brings those expressions straight into the room, brushed in soft strokes that feel hand-done, not printed.
The palette is all blush pink, sage green, and hits of periwinkle blue, the kind of colors that make a nursery feel put together without trying too hard. The badger sits low in wildflowers and grass, round-eared and steady. The bunny stands tall in her own patch, surrounded by little mushrooms and roses, ears up like she's mid-conversation.
Together they read like a wildflower meadow forest scene split into two moments, woodland without the heaviness, cottagecore without the clutter. Hang them on either side of a crib or flanking a reading nook and they do the quiet work of making a kids' bedroom or playroom feel gathered rather than decorated. The brushwork keeps things textured and warm, so it never flattens out even from across the room.
This is bunny badger pairing at its best, pastel nursery art that holds its own whether the room is soft and neutral or full of color. Two prints, one story, no forcing a theme to make it work.