how about mr. K. Readwhether?

Oh my, Sarah….You are just so incredibly talented. This is gorgeous and if I were naming Mr. fox….I would name him “velvet”. Just seems right…:) I hope you have a wonderful time in Vermont and thank you for your sweet comment on ML. It made my day!
xo
Melis

I shall call him Andrew.

Ive been thinking about about foxes lately. What a fun coincidence!

gasp! Pulling on Our Ribbons and Hair is one of my favorite paintings that you have created!
For his name, how about Mr. Wardley Fox?

I am sorry but this Fox has to be the dear Mr. TROT. Mister Fox Trot !

x x x
___mathyld___

I think he should be called….Fitzwilliam Fox! Like Mr Darcy sounds dashing!
That locket is the sweetest! count me in!~

Todd St. James the Furred

I would call him Clive.

Being Swedish there is really only one name I can give him, so you will have to forgive me if I don’t invent one. I don’t know if you have a template name for foxes in American stories, but in Sweden it’s Mickel Räv. (Räv being the Swedish word for fox.) So, Mickel it is.

Once in a while while traveling to our old cottage in Missouri, we see a red fox playing — one time with its two baby cubs — just off the road near a creek, at dusk. We always watch for them. Your beautiful fox reminded me of that joy.

“Old Sock” (crafty, but soft and favored)

Oh, how lovely! I would name him Rustin on account of his rusty fur.

i like Mr Mon the Fox …
and i like your work too.

My vote is for an English, romantic, whimsical name like Russet.

Hi There

Just want you to know that I have left my art for many years, but since I have been researching different artists I came across your site, and I have to say you have totally inspired me to get back in to it all, so much so that I have now started to draw and paint again.

I have been looking at your blog and love the work you do. I adore your fox, and love the way you have put it on a locket, so the name I would give Mr Fox is…….Frederick Camball-Scadding, I wanted to pick a very English name, as he looks very upper class, with his sleek look and rich colouring.

Whip Fonblanque.

The wily Whip remain’d
A subtle pilf’ring Foe,
prowling around
In Midnight Shades

I think a group of foxes is called a skulk or a whip, so that’s the first name, + Fonblanque is ones of the names listed in the OED as a citation under the entry for fox, n.

How about Maple. As in Maple Syrup

I think his name should be Simon.

Todd (which is derived from the Middle English “todde,” meaning fox).

What a beautiful locket! I think Mr. Vincent Fox should be his name…

Sir Mortimer Fox is a dashing, handsome fellow indeed!

i would name him either ferdinand or marsh. i adore your work!!! everything about your blog is so inspiring! xo

SUCH a darling locket! And that gamboling little foxy should (in my ‘umble opion) be christined… Mr. Blackpaw Merriweather!

I like Rupert Fox myself .

Oh, what a lovely locket, and a lovely gentleman fox! I think he looks like a Frederick Fox-Finching. Very proper, indeed! He looks a curious fox, doesn’t he?

Hi , I love your stuff, so inspiring. What about :
Tokala
It is a native american ( dakota) meaning for fox .
Great work keep it up!
-Athina

I love this little guy! He seems like a Neville to me.

Adorable locket!

I do believe he looks like a Mr. Fennerick Crevan to me. (Crevan being the Irish name for fox & I have just always loved the name Fennerick for these furry little guys.)

Your work and your vision are so inspiring. Thank you for brightening the world.

~Michele

Sionnach

Your work is gorgeous!

I would like to him. Aldous Fante. I love to combine the names of favorite
authors. What can I say? I’m a nerd. hahhaa.

I just watched The Man in the Iron Mask so I’m digging the name Philippe Aramis.
That is a pretty locket, I love it!

How pretty. I think I’d go with something dashing like Fox Colderidge

Jack the Fox

Mr. Aureliano, the fox

Hi Sarah,
If at all possible i would like to buy a copy of the photo you took of Claire on Gulliver with the rainbow colour reflections,I sent a message to a hotmail account a while ago not sure if its you ,
Kind Regards
Victoria

What a fun contest and lovely giveaway! Sir Duncan Foxalot is my pick.

What about Matthew? Just like the actor Matthew Fox ^^
This locket is adorable! Thanks a lot!

Federick The Fox.

I think he should be named Prince Reynard after the medieval folk hero who was a red fox.

I’m gonna call him Tommy. My boyfriend’s parents have a family of foxes in their neighborhood, and I named the Dad Tommy. So, I think that’s the perfect name for a fox! ^_^

Joe (F.O.X) since “You’ve got mail ” is still my favourite movie of all time! My own last name (in Dutch) means “fox” so I would love to win this locket! I follow your blog, and it’s the quality that counts, not the quantity of the updates!

i think that this adorable fellow should be named something simple, like peter.

have a lovely time in vermont!

I love it! Your pictures are great!
How about Henry….

A chance to win a fox locket?

Yes please

I would like to call him Mister Bartholomew Fox, simply because I like that name very much (and it sounds like someone a tiny bit sneaky, just the way a fox can be)

I would name him Mr.Darcy, i think it suits his character and personality ^o^

Hello, I just discovered your etsy shop and your art is wonderful!
I would love a chance to win this locket, and I would like to name him Jensen.
Thanks!

What a breathtaking locket! I would name Mr. Fox…..Hubert.

I would name the adorable fox Fin.
xoxo
I’d love to win him!

such a sweet fellow, maybe Forest.

his name should be Beauregard Fitzhugh.

I think that you should name him Zorro Tranquilo (Calm Fox in Spanish) Thanks!

Rupert! my bf and I want to get a domesticated fox and name it rupert-it just sounds adorable (to us, anyway…)

gemini5757@hotmail.com

I’d name him Raphael… He is an elegant cutie!

Victor Hugo Jr.

Finneas. That’s a fantastic name for a fox. Thanks for a wonderful giveaway!
Christy

Oh how cute!!!! My first choice was taken already! I do not think Finnegan has been chosen. So, Finnegan the Fox.

It is good to see that you are well. I became sad when you were not posting that often. I had especially wanted to see photos from this year’s outing at the Faerie Festival. Do have a lovely time in Vermont!!!

I would call the fox sly mr farthington.It’s a lovely giveaway I hope to win.Helen

Keeping my fingers crossed that I win.I would name your darling fox foxy foxtrot. MARIAN

mtzeenla@yahoo.com

What a beautiful locket! I will pick the name Furnando.

Eugene Merry weather is a perfect fox name!!!

I would name the fox Chicken-hound. very cute!

Fantastic!!
I would call him Broderick.

I love that dress you’re wearing by the way!

I have only seen a real fox a few times in my life, once I came upon a mother fox and her young one in the woods, what a blessing for me that day! Foxes are so rare here.

I would name the fox “Veteran” …
because I saw the foxes at Veteran’s Park. It would be a momento I’d treasure, and a constant reminder of that magical day!

I think Phineas is a perfect name. Mr. Phineas Fox.

Ferdinand Fitzsimmons would be a lovely name for the charming Mister Fox (I am a fan of alliteration).

oh, this is so exciting! what a gorgeous piece! i propose the fox’s name be Vermont then. maybe Monty for short have a marvelous time in the mountains!

What a pretty locket…..I love visiting your lovely blogling! It’s always full of such nature-magic and beautiful work! Your sketchings below are stunning, and so inspiring,too! : ) Happy mid-week to you!

Oh, and to name a foxling is a very hard thing, indeed…..perhaps Sassafras??

What a beautiful locket…

He looks like a Fern. Just Fern no last/second name. Simple.

Mr Samuel Fox

I adore all of your work and your photography is always incredible. Thank you so much for sharing, and for the chance at this giveaway!

It would be neat if you could combine his name with the genius name of foxglove flowers.. I just love foxgloves (and foxes, of course!). Digitalis they’re called.. maybe if his name were Digit something something, or Talis.

I also can’t help but to think his name should be old English, whimsical, or something from the deep forests..

Just wonderful. Keep it up!

I would call him Mr. Cherry Hoodwinkle. Such a girly name….;-)

The pendant is so adorable…*fingers crossed* for this one. ….I hope to win!!!

I like the name Henry Pawsley,
so many amazing names have been given, so many people would really love to own this lovely locket, and I to am very eager to win this gorgeous peice.

how about mr. sneezy paw paw? what a beautiful locket! love it! fingers crossed for me

mmm… This is a tough one, he’s a handsome red haired fella, what’s his name? mmm

Abraham B. Fox.

B stands for Brown, and yes he’s the quickest of his pack and loves to jump over a lazy dog named Seymour.

Has no one spoken up for Reynard? Reynard is a grand good fox name.

I also like Sorrel. A fine herb and a fine name for a fox!:D

Do we know our Fox is a Mr.? Perhaps Foxlet is a Ms! Hmmm…

I also like the name Grayson Fox. Very handsome!!!

This is such a great idea!!

Ill name him Mr. Sinopa Edward III ! ( Sinopa meaning Native American Blackfoot name meaning fox.. edward the third just to make him royal )

*crosses fingers* AH! excited ♥

~ Jillian

I think his name is Mr. Furrow Pine

Well I see Reynard has already been spoken for… what about Raven???
Hugs and kisses my dear…
Ulla

oh so sweet!!! as far as names, hmmm, i would have to wait to see if he were mine first
p.s. i love your shoes too dearie!

Fernando Fox – definately

Oh it has to be ‘Reynaerde’ after the medieval story of the ‘Vos Reynaerde’. Well he’s called that in the Dutch version anyway…lovely giveaway. Am a first time visitor but have bookmarked your blog now!

Peter Fox

I would call him Renart. Thanks.

i would call him the artful dodger.
I love you work

I shall call him Oliver

Baron Von Foxe~
elegant
simple
and genteel….

Gorgeous necklace!!!!!

Mr Fox to me definately looks like an Edward. he would wear a tweed suit and bow tie. Mr Edward fox would have three little children and an adoring wife. I love Edward the fox.