'The Physics of Bunny'

SF&F Picture 39 out of 47 by Bridgette 'Brie' Alsbury.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: The Physics of Bunny

A good friend of mine is writing a book and needed some illustrations, so I managed to turn a serious physics illustrations into Bunnys and another illustration on the cosmic geometry of the galaxy into a day at the beach.

Go me!

Medium: Illustrator CS


	Categories: [Anthropomorphic (Furries)] [Body Study] Techniques: [Computer Painted from Scratch]

Date	Name	Comment
21 Apr 2006	Kim Anderson 'Kiki'	Loading... Heehee...I like it... The idea of a bunny jumping down a hole is just mind boggling.... Ooh wait.. I forgot something (jumps up and down in a first comment dance thingie) well now that thats over with... I like it, a great little picture.


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