The Black Rabbit Of Inle
This is a model of the Black Rabbit of Inle by Rachel Young. The Black Rabbit of Inle is the Lapin god of the underworld. Here he takes a rabbit home. The Black Rabbit is the creation of Richard Adams, Watership Down. http://www.planetsculpture.com/Rachel-Young.html When the snare is set in the gap, the Black Rabbit knows where the peg is driven; and when the weasel dances, the Black Rabbit is not far off. You all know how some rabbits seem just to throw their lives away between two jokes and a theft: but the truth is that their foolishness comes from the Black Rabbit, for it is by his will that they do not smell the dog or see the gun…But the truth is — or so they taught me — that he, too, serves Lord Frith and does no more than his appointed task — to bring about what must be. We come into the world and we have to go: but we do not go merely to serve the turn of one enemy or another. If that were so, we would all be dest...
Saber-toothed rodents of another geologic era.
ReplyDeleteMy brother is unstuck in time.
ReplyDeletePlease explain -- Why does S. resist furry when it's so plain that he's already caught?
ReplyDeleteHe seems like he is ambivalent about his excellent cartooning skills. He does a lot of painting, and of course he wants to sculpt. I don't think he likes what he sees in the furry movement, although he likes all well done comics and such. In other words his anthro work is just one shell in the gun among many others.
ReplyDeleteAh, I see -- Well keep working on him. It's good to see his work here!
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