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Sara Christenson: The Art of Bunny Attack Illustration - Tom Ray's Art Podcast

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Are you intrigued by the idea of cute bunnies with a dark twist? Then you're in for a treat with our latest art podcast episode featuring Madison-based illustrator Sara Christenson from Bunny Attack Illustration. Sara's unique pen and ink drawings of rabbits are not your ordinary fluffy creatures; they're a blend of adorable and eerie, reflecting life's complexities in the most unexpected ways.

Sara's journey into the world of art began with a simple illustration of an owl, inspired by the natural patterns of a piece of wood. This moment of inspiration led her down a path of exploration with Prismacolor pens, eventually focusing on their true passion—rabbits. But these aren't just any rabbits. They embody a spectrum of emotions, from the fierceness of her own pet rabbit, Evie, to the humor and depth that Sarah brings to her work.

You'll learn about Sara's creative process, from the initial spark of an idea to the meticulous stippling technique that brings their illustrations to life.

Links

Bunny Attack Illustration Website: https://www.bunnyattackworks.com

Bunny Attack on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bunnyattackillustration


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