Comments on: Rabbit’s Nest http://www.lenorajayne.com/words/rabbits-nest/ Brooklyn-based & Neptune-bound artist bringing you fresh doses of awesome. Fri, 20 Jan 2012 21:17:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Lenora Jayne http://www.lenorajayne.com/words/rabbits-nest/comment-page-1/#comment-99 Lenora Jayne Sun, 21 Mar 2010 20:39:07 +0000 http://lenorajayne.com/?p=207#comment-99 Thanks for your suggestions! I did consider adding a drop shadow to create a more realistic effect, but I found that I liked the graphic tension between the flatly drawn bunnies and the photograph. It reminded me of how kids (actually, adults too) love to deface photos with their own doodles and alterations, and as a result, I wasn't necessarily looking to present a "believable" scene. Thanks for your suggestions!
I did consider adding a drop shadow to create a more realistic effect, but I found that I liked the graphic tension between the flatly drawn bunnies and the photograph. It reminded me of how kids (actually, adults too) love to deface photos with their own doodles and alterations, and as a result, I wasn’t necessarily looking to present a “believable” scene.

]]> By: Lenora Jayne http://www.lenorajayne.com/words/rabbits-nest/comment-page-1/#comment-403 Lenora Jayne Sun, 21 Mar 2010 20:39:00 +0000 http://lenorajayne.com/?p=207#comment-403 Thanks for your suggestions! I did consider adding a drop shadow to create a more realistic effect, but I found that I liked the graphic tension between the flatly drawn bunnies and the photograph. It reminded me of how kids (actually, adults too) love to deface photos with their own doodles and alterations, and as a result, I wasn't necessarily looking to present a "believable" scene. Thanks for your suggestions!
I did consider adding a drop shadow to create a more realistic effect, but I found that I liked the graphic tension between the flatly drawn bunnies and the photograph. It reminded me of how kids (actually, adults too) love to deface photos with their own doodles and alterations, and as a result, I wasn’t necessarily looking to present a “believable” scene.

]]> By: Caresse http://www.lenorajayne.com/words/rabbits-nest/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Caresse Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:32:41 +0000 http://lenorajayne.com/?p=207#comment-96 The rabbits would've benefitted from a drop shadow on you and a reflection on the wall of the rabbit on your shoulder would've really lent it some more credibility. But the palette is sweet and the concept very spot on - who hasn't found themselves in a bathroom with rabbits on their shoulders after one party or the other? ;-P The rabbits would’ve benefitted from a drop shadow on you and a reflection on the wall of the rabbit on your shoulder would’ve really lent it some more credibility.

But the palette is sweet and the concept very spot on – who hasn’t found themselves in a bathroom with rabbits on their shoulders after one party or the other? ;-P

]]> By: Caresse http://www.lenorajayne.com/words/rabbits-nest/comment-page-1/#comment-402 Caresse Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:32:00 +0000 http://lenorajayne.com/?p=207#comment-402 The rabbits would've benefitted from a drop shadow on you and a reflection on the wall of the rabbit on your shoulder would've really lent it some more credibility. But the palette is sweet and the concept very spot on - who hasn't found themselves in a bathroom with rabbits on their shoulders after one party or the other? ;-P The rabbits would’ve benefitted from a drop shadow on you and a reflection on the wall of the rabbit on your shoulder would’ve really lent it some more credibility.

But the palette is sweet and the concept very spot on – who hasn’t found themselves in a bathroom with rabbits on their shoulders after one party or the other? ;-P

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