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This one took forever, and it's one of the only pieces I'm proud of.

It's from the angle I drew most of it, and colored, but it goes two ways. I'm a little too lazy to flip it for you, but there's a beta fish that goes from the ring around Mr.Rabbit to pop out of the water, and lands in another world. A peaceful one with a sunset, a swan, and a man sleeping under a tree (but he's cut off because my scanner is small). There is a crow between the two, mainly impacting the darker world (even if it is wonderfully bubblegum-y looking) with its wing, because crows have always seemed an "in-between animal" to me. Between the world of the dead and the living.

And quite honestly Mr.Rabbit can't live with his belly popped.

On a side note, I read once that crows can see (or "ravens") different ultraviolet light or some wierd word like that than people can, so it helps them distinguish between genders, in their own kind. And it portrays their "fully black" feathers as something gorgeous.

Or so I've read.

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Watercolor and ink.

Description
This one took forever, and it's one of the only pieces I'm proud of.

It's from the angle I drew most of it, and colored, but it goes two ways. I'm a little too lazy to flip it for you, but there's a beta fish that goes from the ring around Mr.Rabbit to pop out of the water, and lands in another world. A peaceful one with a sunset, a swan, and a man sleeping under a tree (but he's cut off because my scanner is small). There is a crow between the two, mainly impacting the darker world (even if it is wonderfully bubblegum-y looking) with its wing, because crows have always seemed an "in-between animal" to me. Between the world of the dead and the living.

And quite honestly Mr.Rabbit can't live with his belly popped.

On a side note, I read once that crows can see (or "ravens") different ultraviolet light or some wierd word like that than people can, so it helps them distinguish between genders, in their own kind. And it portrays their "fully black" feathers as something gorgeous.

Or so I've read.

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Watercolor and ink.