A sitting rabbit at roughly seven feet, ears up and front paws tucked, built as a commission rather than pulled off a shelf.
Work starts with a measured drawing. The sketch in the gallery is the working drawing for this rabbit, dimensioned front and side so the proportions are settled before any steel is cut. The frame is welded to that drawing, then clad in boxwood foliage so the silhouette still reads from the far side of a lawn.
At this scale the rabbit is a set piece. It suits a lawn or forecourt where people can walk right up to it, a spring or Easter display for a retailer, a photo backdrop at an event, or a garden spot where a stone statue would otherwise sit. It holds its shape on its own, so nobody has to keep it clipped.
Pose, height and finish are settled in conversation first, and the quote then covers the build and getting it to your site. Send the measurements of where it will stand and a photo or two of the setting, and we will work from there.
