Spring Hare

[dyno-tron]

Sister wanted a Hare looking at the moon to go with the spring dog I made for her.

 

[arther dailey]

I like the irony/humour of the "Spring" hare ,great

 

[selectedgrub]

Great work I love it.

 

[MysterG]

Just my opinion but I feel the legs/feet let it down a bit.
The fantastic head deserves better I think.

 

[dyno-tron]

Just my opinion but I feel the legs/feet let it down a bit.
The fantastic head deserves better I think.

Thanks for the comments, I know where you are coming from, I spent far too much time on the head getting the shape to how I wanted it and had limited time remaining for the feet.
If I do another it will be different

 

[Morrisman]

Thanks for the comments, I know where you are coming from, I spent far too much time on the head getting the shape to how I wanted it and had limited time remaining for the feet.
If I do another it will be different

The head is great, captured everything in just a few lengths of wire.

I wish I had some sort of artistic skills, as I’d love to make some of these style wire fairy sculptures for the back yard. The guy sells ‘kits’ to make your own, but I know mine would end up looking like a roll of 1mm mig wire that got loose, then was bundled up to fit in the wheelie bin...

http://fantasywire.co.uk/

 

[slim_boy_fat]

The guy sells ‘kits’ to make your own, but I know mine would end up looking like a roll of 1mm mig wire that got loose, then was bundled up to fit in the wheelie bin...

I wonder if there's a real woman inside that one, you know... like the gold painted Bond woman?

 

[Morrisman]

I wonder if there's a real woman inside that one, you know... like the gold painted Bond woman?

I somehow doubt it, they are only about 18” tall.

But they do capture the exact muscle form and curves etc, so realistic.

 

[slim_boy_fat]

I somehow doubt it, they are only about 18” tall

. Too small even for African head-hunters then.