The Making of Frankenbuny by RNGOERNER

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Oct 29, 2004

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(UF3-fractal-PSP/PA4-border-PP8-letters & border stripes) As is customary among scientists working in life sciences, Dr. Frankenstein first performed his experiments on animals before performing them on humans. For his first (and as events later turned out, most successful) experiment, he chose to re-animate a bunny. Intended as an Easter gift for his niece, the bunny proved disappointing, since it would not stop moving long enough to be cuddled by the distraught child. The bunny escaped a short time later and joined a jazz band, taking up the drum and wearing dark glasses as a disguise. Years later, while the band was touring the United States, he was seen by an advertising executive for a battery manufacturing company. Recognizing the incredible potential of the re-animated rabbit, The executive offered him a long term contract which the bunny quickly acccepted. Thus was "born" the Energizer Bunny which now thumps its way across TV land extolling the virtues of encapsulated electric energy. Thanks for your kind reviews and support; I hope you enjoy this offering and have a great day, Rik (=;@

Comments (10)

PaulBillington

7:53AM | Fri, 29 October 2004

WOW what a wonderful imagination... lol alot.... I think that you have captured this whole idea magnificently.. This bunny jumps out of the screen at you! wonderful colours too! Fantastic.

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kimpe

9:05AM | Fri, 29 October 2004

Beautiful work, as always.

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Richardphotos

9:22AM | Fri, 29 October 2004

very wild imagination Rik, I always wondered where the energizer bunny came from, but no more since I have been enlightened. excellent fracal and story

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Ruthee

9:59AM | Fri, 29 October 2004

I assuredly agree, you do have a marvelous imagination. Your image is awesome and your story is superlative. It is a pleasure to see your images and read your stories about them. V

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