Working on a Fun 'Winnie-The-Pooh' Oil Painting Commission

  I'm currently working on a different type of commission.  It's a 10" X 14" oil painting and the scene is of vintage Winnie-the-Pooh.  Although my personal work is based largely on en plein air work, landscapes, still lifes and figurative work, I also like doing these commissions which expand my creative range.  I think it's good for artists to play around with different styles and subject matter.  It's a fun break from what I normally do, but I feel like it's still me.  
  This type of illustration requires a lot of creativity because I didn't copy this scene from another source.  I created my own composition and placed the characters where I wanted them.  I still tried to make the scene look like one from an old Pooh story.  Something different in my technique is that I washed on the oil paint in sort of a watercolor-style application; usually I like working with thick paint.  
  The scene I had in mind is of Christopher Robin coming to the 100 Acre Wood for a party with all the characters.  There's a lot of fun little details in the painting which make it like an eye-spy game.  My friends and family know that I'm a big Pooh fan myself and have read all the stories.  And a fun extra fact is: this isn't my first illustration project, I illustrated some children's books once upon a time... but that feels like a lifetime ago.