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Home cooking time. Having grown up in a country home with a vegetable garden and plenty of aromatic herbs around, I'm compelled to have plenty of spices and herbs at hand for cooking. No room for an indoor grower like the one shown here, but that would be interesting to have too for stuff that needs to be eaten fresh such as salad.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Miscellaneous
Species Rabbit / Hare
Size 920 x 1280px
File Size 771.4 kB
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Thank you! Fun fact, a few years ago I began to draw/paint rabbits myself because I had a very hard time finding anthro rabbits I liked. I wanted them animalistic, but with softer traits. Same with horses actually, my big influence for horses is 
stasisdelirium and I sort of applied the same principle to rabbits.
stasisdelirium and I sort of applied the same principle to rabbits. 
I'm certainly still absorbing ideas from him as I do from all artists I admire. Apart from the way he draws horses I love the direction he's been going with village architecture and slice-of-life scenes, and how he shares the lineart for most of his works. I'd never have his patience for drawing everything with proper perspective though!
I was about to type out "what do they do about the fur?" and I saw the gloves. Though I suppose a fitting question would be what would they do about the fur during an early tech state, before plastics were a thing. Not that a bit of fur would be bad in a dietary way. Dunno.
So many things in that kitchen. /impressed
So many things in that kitchen. /impressed
I think professional cooks of the past would have shaved their paws up to the elbow or something like that. It also helps avoiding incidents with fire. But then people have long been cooking in conditions in which a hair in the bread was the least of their problems. X-D
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