How brilliant is this! I adore Mother Rabbit all gussied up and Mr. Fox waiting in the background. Super addition!

How brilliant is this! I adore Mother Rabbit all gussied up and Mr. Fox waiting in the background. Super addition!

Wow, he is magnificent and totally in control! The shoes are definitely something not to get to close to. Wonderful addition to the challenge.

Wow, he is magnificent and totally in control!

It is great fun combining background builders to create a scene.

Fabulous! I really like the way you have positioned the lettering. He really looks like he is enjoying his hike. Love this. @faerywings Oh come on you! Sure you can do a good job. Give it a try.

Fabulous! I really like the way you have positioned the lettering. He really looks like he is enjoying his hike. Love this.

:giggle4: I love it! The cartoon look is quite funny. Thanks for showing another way of interpreting the challenge.

I agree. The sketch portion really adds to the overall composition. The white background and faded out image is really effective.

Absolutely it is okay to switch. I wondered if any one would. I love this take.

Oh my 2! I can't decide which I like better. They are both so good! I wonder what 'Miss Kitty' is up to? Absolutely it is okay to switch. I wondered if any one would. I love this take.

Oh my 2! I can't decide which I like better. They are both so good! I wonder what 'Miss Kitty' is up to?

I totally agree. That's why I couldn't understand the directive to not do it.

Background starters are a great way to build a scenic page. You can bring them up to the foreground or fade them away in the distance for completely different looks. Add a background paper, mask off the parts you don't want and add the focus.

Great title. The overlay of colours enhance the figure and add to the drama.