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After the work for Outland stopped I wanted to do some painting that has very different style than that game.

I wanted mountains in Outland to be all spiky and dramatic and now I felt like doing some softer shapes.

I like bunnies (unless you haven't seen my other stuff this should be common knowledge) when my bf suggested that I paint a bunny on a leaf I couldn't resist the temptation to do something silly in a dramatic neo-romantic kind of way.

I wish I could paint more on my free-time and not just at work but time is pretty limited as always. I'm truly sorry if I have forgotten to reply to some notes. Let's just agree that I'm horrible and move on.

I WILL DO OUTLAND FAN-ART SOMEDAY!

Just putting it out there in text so you can pester me to do it.

Once again painted in a single layer and in high resolution so that the brush strokes are all nice and crispy in prints.

I feel like I can almost see what the bunny in this picture is seeing. To see new horizons one must sometimes leave their comfort zone and do some heavy rowing.

Thank you for peeking!

Description
After the work for Outland stopped I wanted to do some painting that has very different style than that game.

I wanted mountains in Outland to be all spiky and dramatic and now I felt like doing some softer shapes.

I like bunnies (unless you haven't seen my other stuff this should be common knowledge) when my bf suggested that I paint a bunny on a leaf I couldn't resist the temptation to do something silly in a dramatic neo-romantic kind of way.

I wish I could paint more on my free-time and not just at work but time is pretty limited as always. I'm truly sorry if I have forgotten to reply to some notes. Let's just agree that I'm horrible and move on.

I WILL DO OUTLAND FAN-ART SOMEDAY!

Just putting it out there in text so you can pester me to do it.

Once again painted in a single layer and in high resolution so that the brush strokes are all nice and crispy in prints.

I feel like I can almost see what the bunny in this picture is seeing. To see new horizons one must sometimes leave their comfort zone and do some heavy rowing.

Thank you for peeking!