Due to recent events and the possibility of a lot of users leaving Tumblr, I may be making a Twitter account for this blog.
My personal Twitter is https://twitter.com/rooflizards , it would mean a lot if you followed. I will tweet there if and when I make a Twitter for The Cutest Bunnies.
If possible, I’ll also post here if and when that happens.
Chainmail for rabbits in iron, sterling silver, jute fabric, and canvas fabric. One of my master’s theses has since also been shown at the National Museum’s exhibition “Konceptdesign”.
The autumn image in our “Seasons of the Rabbit” series. Dan turned falling autumn leaves into bunnies drifting down over a rushing river. Print available in our web shop. Like “Bunny Blossoms” it is not based on a specific ukiyo-e masterpiece, but captures the feel of a genre of landscape in those Japanese woodblock prints.
The second image in our “Seasons of the Rabbit” series. This image popped into Dan’s head as a follow up to “Uprisings” once it was apparent that people really liked that image. Unlike “Uprisings” which a very direct homage to a specific work by a specific artist, “Bunny Blossom” was more just evocative of a classic type of Japanese image common in woodblock print, featuring some flowering branches in an interesting composition (often the ukiyo-e masters would include birds on the branches, but Dan decided not do so in this piece). Dan continued the theme of turning one natural element (this time the cherry blossoms) into rabbits.
One thing of note is that this piece was originally made longer for the long sold out archival limited edition print, but in order to make the poster a similar spect ratio to the “Uprisings” poster we cropped the bottom off the image for the poster release (which can be purchased HERE).
“We’re All In This Together” Maybe we are all losing our shit, but we really are all in this together. Don’t forget that with this hand signed and numbered limited edition of 30 archival gicleé prints on Somerset Watercolor paper. Image size 18 x 24 inches (457 x 610mm) + a white border around for total paper size of 22 x 28 inches.
The original image was an acrylic painting with gold leaf on board.
NOTE: From here on out, we will be pouring any profits from your purchases into restoring the 130 year old house in the Japanese countryside that kozy purchased to make a creative retreat for people to experience the other side of Japan beyond the big city life. So please consider buying a new kozyndan limited edition!
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