279 - I'VE LOST MY RABBIT - DAVE EDWARDS - COLOURED PENCILS & FINELINER PENS - 2009

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279 - I'VE LOST MY RABBIT - DAVE EDWARDS - COLOURED PENCILS & FINELINER PENS - 2009

This fellow landed from my imagination and seems to have lost his pet rabbit. He didn’t leave it in his space-ship, so goodness knows where it is. If you find it, you have to cry, “He’s behind you!” in true pantomime spirit :)

I used coloured pencils and fineliner pens to bring him to life. He’s not based on anyone or anything; purely imaginative.

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  • Brian Scolnick

    Brian Scolnick

    love it

  • BLYTHART replied

    thanks … but did you find his bunny for him? :)

  • petertucker

    petertucker

    Is that Peter the Rabbit off on his travels?

  • BLYTHART replied

    You guessed right!

  • Deborah Glasgow

    Deborah Glasgow

    Davy! He’s in the cabbage patch, silly man ;) You are so good. Love this.

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks. I hereby appoint you my Chief Rabbit-Finder :) I bet you love pantomimes :P

  • Deborah Glasgow

    Deborah Glasgow

    Shut Up! You’ve been reading my diary…....;) Oh, wait a minute, I have a big, fat kitty that will help you out….:D

  • BLYTHART replied

    We had a rabbit that chased our cats – seriously. He even growled.

  • Deborah Glasgow

    Deborah Glasgow

    ROFLOL

  • Lynnette Shelley

    Lynnette Shelley

    cool pic dave!

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks Lynnette.

  • GEORGE SANDERSON

    GEORGE SANDERSON

    Nice one Dave !!!
    The rabbit is behind him….. Oh yes it is !

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks George … nice to have audience participation :)

  • Patricia L. Ballard

    Patricia L. Ba...

    This is very cool! What an imagination!

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    And the first phrase that came to mind, upon first seeing this was “How friggin’ cool can you get?”

    The thought hasn’t changed much, since that point.

    This is so neat! Do more of them and make a kids book based on the poor guy trying to find his rabbit, is my suggestion. It might sell well. I know I’d want a copy!

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks for the compliments. The book would be good, but it’s already been done. My daughter had a book with a similar theme where you had to find a character that would be hidden on every page.

  • madvlad

    madvlad

    yah gutah say diz haz lots of eye magin n ation wow. off them upers?downers?son,cus i,m gettin dizzee see this wow wild

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks Walt … did you find the bunny? :)

  • Tom Gomez

    Tom Gomez

    Nice work Dave, oh and ‘He’s behind you’

  • BLYTHART replied

    Hee … you’re as daft as I am :)

  • LTScribble

    LTScribble

    LOL wondeful pic and i found him ;0).....he’s behind you…....lol…....such fun…..

  • BLYTHART replied

    Little things please little minds :P

  • LTScribble

    LTScribble

    i think you would have to explain to me the context of what you consider to be little in relation to the context of what you consider to be large :0) I am pleased with this…..and to create this you have to have a very large imagination which implies a large mind….....hehehe…..so there

  • BLYTHART replied

    Oops – I was referring to you finding the bunny, not me drawing it :P

  • LTScribble

    LTScribble

    lol :0)

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    Uhm .. there are thousands of similar books, in fact; one more wouldn’t hurt! Might help. Not that I’m insisting that you have to make one. Just saying, if no one ever wrote a murder mystery, horror story, history book on William Wallace, love story, or etc. just because someone else had written something similar, there’d be darned few books and we’d miss out on a lot of good literature!

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks … I appreciate your kind thought, but I have no money to pay for printing and new authors very rarely get works like that published for free.

  • Linda Callaghan

    Linda Callaghan

    this is great Dave…goes well with Peter Rabbit…..now if we could only find him?
    lol…...

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks. I am capable of being objective and I now feel that the background is far too cluttered.

  • Linda Callaghan

    Linda Callaghan

    I would call it full of interest and colour (also Peter Rabbit has a lot more places to hide if there are more things there….wonder which tree he is behind) lol…

  • BLYTHART replied

    Because there is a little brown rabbit (a small one) in this picture, it was accepted into Rabbit, Rabbit Group … kind of them.

  • BLYTHART replied

    Peter rabbit is off for a pint of beer, but his cousin is here.

  • Linda Callaghan

    Linda Callaghan

    oh there he is!! he is off to the pub to meet Peter! lol…..

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    lol And, you can publish for free at Lulu.com, so long as you do your own formatting. It does cost something to buy one of their distribution packages, but, you don’t have to. You could just upload and sell as either a download or an actual book, and put your copyright and not even have to buy an ISBN unless you wanted to try selling it in book stores or to the library.

    And, I’m still not insisting, just saying .. it can be done and it would be excessively cute. lol

  • BLYTHART replied

    Going by the incredibly poor reception this has received (compared to my other most recent one) I don’t think anyone other than you would be interested:( I certainly do appreciate your enthusiasm though and thank you very much.

  • Alexandra Felgate

    Alexandra Felgate

    Hahaha, I LOVE your imagination Dave!!!! Awesome work as always.

    PS…..”He’s BEHIND you!!!!!!!!!”

  • Bunny Clarke

    Bunny Clarke

    How fun this is! Great work.

  • Catherine Howell

    Catherine Howell

    I hope he didn’t eat him:)))))))))))))))))))) Neat art, Dave!!

  • BLYTHART replied

    No – he comes from a planet where they are all vegetarians :)

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    This is what poor reception looks like, is it? Wow! You must get a LOT of attention.

    For me, this would be a good haul of comments. I’m soundly ignored, by most.

  • BLYTHART replied

    Yes, this has plenty comments, which I truly appreciate. That’s not how I measure the success of a picture though :) I won’t be doing any more like this for a while … it was done in a fit of whimsy :)

  • Malcolm Chant

    Malcolm Chant

    Yerp you’ve hidden him very well Dave, again an excellent work.

  • Lenny La Rue, IPA

    Lenny La Rue, IPA

    LMFAO! That rabbit’s not hard to find unless one has a bunniphobia. :-D The part that makes me curious tho is whether or not this fellow is “home” or just landed in a place where his head fits in so well. Sure, he could have taken his rabbit with him in his ship, just now returning home and it hopped out behind him. But, from your description, this must be a new place for both the ice-cream conehead and the bunny in question. In that case, we’d all better hope the hare’s hair doesn’t start changing with the seasons. Finding it then will TRULY be a furry situation indeed. :-O

  • BLYTHART replied

    ... that comment was furry funny indeed … when he gets back in the space-craft he will have a hare-raising experience :)

  • Karin Taylor

    Karin Taylorcommunity helper

    wonderful, do hope he finds his wabbit soon Dave :)

  • BLYTHART replied

    I keep telling him it is the furry brown thing with the long ears :)

  • DilettantO

    DilettantO

    Fascinating treatment. Reminds me of Yellow Submarine the way it uses pattern so effectively.

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks … I can’t resist experimenting. This is part picture and part design, as are many of my pictures. As for Yellow Submarine .. it wasn’t deliberate but yellow submarine is certainly entrenched in my subconscious, as I am a Beatles fan (since 1963).

  • GittiArt

    GittiArt

    Love your colourful drawings a lot …..as always bravo Dave!!!

  • BLYTHART replied

    Many thanks.

  • BCallahan

    BCallahan

    i yelled he’s behind you…................ and he didn’t even turn around!!!
    really cool pic… well done!!! love the colors…

  • BLYTHART replied

    Sorry about that … he’s actually quite a stubborn little bunny :)

  • Sean Farragher

    Sean Farragher

    he needs Dr Who,,,,,,,,,,,fantrastic

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks Sean.

  • Sean Farragher

    Sean Farragher

    yes i got it wrong,,,,,,,,

  • Margaret Sanderson

    Margaret Sande...

    I’m amazed how you think them all up Dave. Well done.

  • John Dicandia

    John Dicandia

    Dave, you have been producing some very inspiring work lately. I love this piece, it’s so imaginative and beautifully colourful! :))))

  • robpixaday

    robpixaday

    MARVELOUS!!

  • AngelArtiste

    AngelArtiste

    I saw the bunny right away. Can you draw him close up for me?

  • BLYTHART replied

    Here is a close-up bunny I drew recently.

  • valzart

    valzart

    wooOOT! lol! he’s behind you sweetheART great fun sketch ;} happy hippy hugglez

  • Barbara Glatzeder

    Barbara Glatzeder

  • BLYTHART replied

    Thanks so much Barbara … three Features in one day – you are so kind and I really appreciate it.

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