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It didn't seem as if he was promoting anything, just walking down West 56th Street with his coffee (?) and newspaper--But naive me, I thought it was a New Yorker being interesting for interestingness's sake. But apparently it's part of a SyFy's promotion for Alice, their take on Wonderland.
These are two very closely-related models. The rabbit came first, of course. It was one of my first successful systematic designs, using very basic box-pleating techniques...just boxes and rivers. It folds from a 16 X 16 grid, which makes it a pretty easy fold.
The jackalope is pretty much what happens when you juggle the flap lengths just a bit, and pile on a ton of pleats near the front of the model. He arises from a 28 X 28 grid. Thank heavens for Referencefinder.
After months of being indoors due to the RHDV2 virus (bunny Ebola), they finally went outside after being vaccinated.
Photo by Andy
This youngster kept popping in and out of the hedge virtually beneath my feet on the other side of the wall. If a particularly loud car or a dog walker went by he/she would dive back into the hedge and then re-appear a couple of minutes later to continue chewing on the grass.
These baby bunnies are so adorably tiny (about 4.5" long) that they can sit in the palm of your hand - just like real baby bunnies!
L-R: Dwarf, Angora (made from real angora yarn!) and Lop.
For more details, please see my baby bunnies blog post!
Not just any rabbit. I've been trying to get this backyard rabbit for almost three years,,,that's a lifetime for a rabbit
Cottontail rabbits are among the 17 lagomorph species in the genus Sylvilagus, found in the Americas. In appearance, most cottontail rabbits closely resemble the wild European rabbit. Wikipedia
Healthy looking specimen. Must have been quite hungry as it was eating sunflower seeds. This image taken with a Nikon D200.