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Published: 2011-01-06 08:20:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 26948; Favourites: 1528; Downloads: 0
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Chasing the clock... how do you know when you've caught up with time exactly? This art doll sculpture is a resin rabbit skull sculpted, molded and cast by me, real rabbit fur, and one of a kind sculpted paws, feet and spine. ball and chain clock.Related content
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So cool and so gross at the same time.
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This is absolutely gorgeous, a real quality piece of art! Not only is it wonderfully beautiful and terrifying to see, the message behind it is equally thrilling. The idea of chasing the clock! Right now I'm wearing that huge grin you get after stepping off a roller coaster! Thank you!
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He he, thank You Kitsune, that was indeed my intention, hence the name whit rabbit "allusion" it most definitleyk is true that if you chase the clock, you will come up short.. time being infinite in theory and all. one could spend thier entire life chained to such a pursuit only to end up well....
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LOVE LOVE LOVE. Do you mind If I paint this??
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Not at all! 
Kalynn
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I'm not saying it isn't awesome. It is. But the "real fur" part ruined it.
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ohh don't be silly now.. all bunnies go to heaven..
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Why use real rabbit fur? Why kill a rabbit just to make a sculpture of it? Makes no sense.
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well.. to answer your question... the rabbit fur was already dead when it came to me i'm pretty sure... also, i personally really like the dead bits of furry little animals.. especially their bony little insides
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This is one of the most beautiful and horrific pieces I've ever seen! But i'm not going to favorite it (sadly...) Because all of the live rabbits in my albums will be soooo.... scared! LOVE!!!
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He he he! taht amuses me.
xo
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Amazing how you turned the meaning of the White Rabbit into this masterpiece
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I love this SOOO much! Like seriously, bro. It looks adorable AND demented AT THE SAME TIME!! I think I'd love it more if I weren't a rabbit owner and I wasn't watching Watership Down right now... But I'm still IN LOVE with it. Good job! ^__^
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Thank You very much.. he he, yes, the real fur part seems to be offputting to some people.. the way i see it we all gotta go sometime..
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i was going to say it was cool, until i read real fur, now it became less cool
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Absolutely creepy and adorable, I would like to a quire one for myself >_<
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Sadly this little guy is a one of a kind and already sold. i do occassionally put new creepy dolls and sculptures i make up on my etsy store here though
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thanks you very much! I find so much beauty in the macabre, always have ever since I was a little girl!
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this is fucking OUTSTANDING!! being a huge Alice fan this appeals to me very much so! fav-ing the fuck outta this!
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Thank you so much for the enthusiastic compliments!! This is my favorite sculpture I've done for sure!
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Ah, that's amazing! Beautiful work; I love the paws.
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Thank you! I tried to make them look delicate, but still creepy
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That depends on the picture and it's intended purpose, I am flattered you have asked!
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Well, it was for a twisted sort of take on Alice in Wonderland, but I already finished the picture with another creepy rabbit. Though, I'll definitely want to use this, if I may, for another if I ever get around to starting it.
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I usually prefer not to license out my images.
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It's a great image, truly. It freaked out some of my friends.
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That's exactly what I want to hear! *evil grin*
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I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date. LOL
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thanks! I'm glad you like him! he was a true labor of love!!
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Yes, up, something like 30-40 hoursish! He paws and feet and spine are all one of a kind hand sculpted. The skull is too, though, I made a mold of that so I could cast more than one for other projects.
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