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Work In Progress: White Rabbit Sketch

This is no April Fool's Day joke - a new drawing finally tumbled from my fingers! Seeing the wonderful Alice in Wonderland exhibit at the Noyes Museum a couple weeks ago motivated me to sketch my own White Rabbit art.

WIP White Rabbit
Rabbit pencil sketch is inked with black Sakura Pigma Micron Pens onto ACEO sized Strathmore Smooth Bristol Paper and soon to be hopping around in Prismacolor pencils.

Scamper over to Sunday Sketches to see more art by creative souls.

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  1. Love your white rabbit.... just perfect for hopping into Easter mode... :)

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  2. oh how wonderful! he has real character.

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  3. Beautiful! It's always great to get some new inspiration.

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  4. he's so cute! i'm looking forward to seeing him in color!

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  5. Very fun Kristin! Love this bunny :)

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  6. Darling white rabbit and soooo well done ~ awesome ~thanks, namaste, ^_^

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  7. beautiful, I can't wait to see him all filled in

    ~Mo
    www.mokekumileicreations.com

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  8. I absolutely love him! I can't wait to see him all bright and colored in. Please say you'll be offering him in your shop as a magnet?! <3 My fridge is in dire need of some more whimsy!

    -Tiffany from Mom's Daily Zen

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  9. I love your white rabbit. I'm willing to follow him down the hole!

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  10. Beautiful lines...and such great expression! Simplicity speaks volumes, my friend!

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  11. what a great white rabbit - he has such an air of mystery about it --- an Alice museum sounds incredibly fun & worth visiting

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  12. the white rabbit is one of my favorite characters ever. love this so far!

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  13. Love that bunny! Hugs and thank you for joining the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop

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  14. I love Alice in Wonderland and especially the White Rabbit. Wonderful sketch. He looks like he's looking to make sure no one is watching before he jumps into the rabbit hole.

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  15. So wonderful to see the beginning of this piece..it is gorgeous !Beautiful!!
    Victoria

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