[Efrafa]

Please finish the picture! You can see the blaze flickering in its button eye, so you just need to add the bonfire below and a smoky background!

I've been fascinated with the story of the Velveteen Rabbit since I was a toddler. The horror of burning a child's beloved, sentient toys after he recovers from Scarlet Fever made quite an impression on me and how I think of rabbits. Growing up watching the animated film, Watership Down, further influenced my macabre view of the lagomorph so here it is...the true ending of the Velveteen Rabbit!

Thank you for looking! I'm sorry that I haven't figured out layers yet.

[Efrafa]

OK, I merged layers to make it easier to color, but I still can't figure out lock alpha. Anyway, feel free to color it in as is, and try to stay inside the lines. Otherwise, they will be gone since this is more like a coloring book page.

[Efrafa]

Anyone else want to color?

[MochiBot]

its ok that you haven't figured out the layers yet i used to not know to
(heres a some tips =D on the first layer you can click on it two times fast and name it for a backround and then you make another layer for a color here and you make three more one for shading one for highlights and one for lines and you color in color here' one in a grey or other blank colors and then when you color it in you use alpha lock) hope that helped =D

[marten]

Oh gosh, I loved watership down so much.
I'm on my phone now, and I don't have access to the computer so I can't color
But I really like this picture!

[guy fieri]

I love the velveteen bunny, possibly my favourite story ever.

[Efrafa]

Thank you so very much for all of the help and kind remarks. I feel terrible for not replying when these were posted, I didn't even see that there were comments until today!