RABBIT
Truly dark, but very nicely done. The creators' website is at http://www.runwrake.com/.
For more seriously disturbing, but brilliant, animation, check out Salad Fingers.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
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4 comments:
Wonder if they show that in elementary schools? :o)
Strange stuff! LOL
Methinks perhaps not! Lol. Despite the moral message, I think it might just be slightly too freaky for any children save for the offspring of farmers? ;o)
That was great! Good to see that the Arts Council is promoting countryside skills!
Right! Hungry! Where is my copy of the Jeffery Dharma Cookbook?....
Lol. Now there's something for one of these 'banned books' lists! Maybe you should stick to Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall? I'm sure he has several variations on the old rabbit/sheep/horse pie!
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