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Thank you. These particular plush aren't that hard to make. The most difficulty I had was attaching the ears and arranging the feet. :3
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I can imagine that. How come you are not naming your rabbit plushies as you did with owls and some others that I saw?
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Hmm, I actually did name them (I can see their names in their listings XDDD). I probably was in a very uninspired mood while uploading them. The empty description field often has my brain flatline. The Grey and black rabbit's name is Blackberry. The large brown one was named Buster and the small reddish one Percy.
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Ohh great ones. Especially Buster sounds like a great choice. Rabbits are my fav animals and I've always had lots of plush rabbits as a kid. And one real one as a pet.
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If you like reading I can recommend Watership Down. It's all about rabbits! It's one of my favorite books. :3 I had a large rabbit plush once and a small one with hanging ears. It was really cute.
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Thanks, I'd check it out, maybe if I can find ebook version.
Tbh I never had a really large plushies, I've always preferred small ones.
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I'm not sure if it would be considered super large. I think it was about 50 cm long and it was designed for a small child to be able to sit on top of its back. It had a pretty realistic face as I recall it. Most of my plushies are pretty small, as they are easier to handle (shipping and not taking up too much space). I've found that my current calf plush are easier to sell and get a good price for though, and I consider those to be fairly large plush (about the size of a cat). Since they are a bit larger, it's easier to make realistic details that put them aside from similar plush. :3
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Right. And what was the largest plushie you've made so far?
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Cornelius the Mammoth and his hairy siblings I think.
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Time to check it out then! As a big plush fan I'm always I'm curious.
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Right, I'm mixing up names here. Henry is the Mammoth and he is the great, great, great, great, ................................................, great ancestor of Cornelius the much smaller elephant. That's why he has goofy eyes compared to my other mammoths.
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Henry, right? I was confused for a while haha. He looks awesome though. Reminds me a bit of that funny mammoth from this famous Disney movie I watched, but not too much.
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Yeah. People often feel reminded about Manny from Ice age. He wasn't an inspiration though. :3
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Manny, that was the name I was searching for! But actually I prefer Henry's look. I bet he was a funny guy. Ever thought about drawing a Siesta picture in ice age?
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I did. There are a few sketches with Henry and his family (actually that's me after babysitting my sister's kids) and me exploring some prehistoric looking frogs. I didn't pursue it further though after learning that tigers and saber toothed tigers aren't related. %D
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So cool!
Tigers and saber toothed tigers aren't related? Oh I didn't know that. I just thought it would be a fun idea but probably not easy to draw.
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Yeah. Sabertoothed tigers lived in North america I think and their entire family got extinct, so there are no living animals today that are related to them. Prehistoric tigers looked pretty much like modern day tigers.
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I see you really go deep about the details and facts, that's so professional and cool. But yeah, if prehistoric tigers looked pretty much like nowdays ones then perhaps it wouldn't make such a great ice age scene after all.
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Maybe I should just go with artistic freedom, but then again I wanted my siesta pictures to be a little educating, so I try to stick with animals that would be found in an indian jungle (although I failed miserably in the first pick by including a humming bird. Didn't know that humming birds are only found in America. Same probably goes for the hyacinth ara (blue and yellow parrot, not sure about the correct name in english)).
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Nah don't call it a fail, the majority of people have no idea about those details. For me, the artistic freedom should always win over the cold facts.
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Yeah, but I like to pay attention to details like not sticking penguins and polar bears in the same picture for an instance. xD
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Right, there are some limits, but I still prefer when the artists keep some freedom. But maybe that's just me.
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Definitely this one's my favorite. Reminds me of a Panda.
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Hm, that's a nice idea actually. I could make a panda version of this plush and give it a bamboo stick. xD
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Awesome. I'll going to look foward to it!
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Thank you, I like that shade as well. It's a very nice grey. :3
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They are indeed! <3
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You're welcome, bro!
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