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JR.Abbit
JR.Abbit by @MOCHI (Vanessa Ho)

My FIRST tablet-drawn picture!!!! Pops crackers

GAHHHH this picture was supposed to be a 'rough' sketch.... but it's the picture that took me TWO DAYS! lol. I guess it's partly due to the need for better practise with tablets.

This is only a concept picture, meet JR.abbit, very typical yes lol. All I know is that he's a rare kind, a boy but often mistaken as a girl because of his "pretty" face. He's a quiet one, but friendly enough if you stay a good distance. His world can be described by two simple words: "beautiful horror". =p

Apart from the fact that his body proportion (especially the legs) are completel blown out of scale, I quite like how it turned out lol. It is now that i realise that I suffer from ADD, I cannot spend too long on a pict.. i lose it lol--> points at background

Anyhow, despite the scarry flaws, hope you like this. =D

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Rough / Concept
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18y261d ago
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Posted: Friday, 03 March, 2006 @ 05:48 PM

He's so cute. As soon as I saw him I thought of the rabbit in 'Alice in Wonderland'.

Posted: Friday, 03 March, 2006 @ 07:17 PM

LoL. Thanks. Maybe I should really go rewatch Alive in the worderland... was too young to remember hehe. But glad you like him ^^

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