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Now I have for you my most favorite Static Shock character, Richard Osgood Foley, or just plain "Richie" as a rabbit, my most favorite animal in the world. I've decided to rabbitize, or rabbitify Richie!

As I was searching through Google Images of Richie Foley fanart, I ran into a picture of Richie as a wolf, probably a warewolf, and it was on Fur Affinity. After I went past that picture, it gave me the idea to draw Richie as a rabbit, but as an anthropomorphic rabbit!

And I did two versions. Rabbit Richie 1 has straight, more human-like legs. Rabbit Richie 2 is supposed to be more of a rabbit, one with shorter, rounder and wider legs as many cartoon rabbits are seen. One such rabbit I used was Rabbit from Winnie The Pooh. I also used real rabbit photos and cartoon rabbit clipart I found on Google Images. I also remembered Max from "Max and Rubie," and Max is short and wide-legged rabbit that wears pants! But it wasn't easy drawing pants on Rabbit Richie 2. I could have left his pants off but I'm having him wear them anyway, and besides anthropomorphic creatures look better in pants than they do not in pants in my opinion.

What also wans eay was getting Richie's head shaped right. I didn't just want a circle-headed rabbit, not like Buster Baxter or Simon the Bunny, I wanted a realistic-looking rabbit. I did however want to keep Richie's human eyes so that he'd look more like his human self. That and I was able to work in his hair. And to make sure he really is a rabbit, I added the ears.

I also decided to make Richie shoe-less so you could see his rabbit feet! I even made the very anthropomorphic Rabbit Richie bare-footed! Besides Richie's shoes are hard to draw!

This is not my first drawing of a Richard bunny rabbit, I did make this, using a rabbit head made by pingguolover www.deviantart.com/willm3luvtr… That is a "Little Koalas" rabbit dressed as Richie Foley (and I was planning to do the Little Koalas rabbit dressed as one of my other favorite cartoon characters but never got around to that!) But this is my first picture of drawing Richie Foley himself as a rabbit!

Can any of you do better? In fact I'd like it if some of you, any of you, did your version of Richie as a rabbit although many of you it seems are either Richie fans or rabbit fans. Okay I know some of you are both and I'm not the only one! But who else would draw Richie as a rabbit? In fact who else would have thought to do this? Well maybe someone would have. But I think this is like Michael Jackson coming up with the song "Liberian Girl." Who else would have thought of that? I didn't say that though, Quincy Jones said that! And Jones said that Jackson had a unique imagination, or something like that, and I think I do too! Well everybody has a unique imagination!

Permission granted to use/ do your version of, and to repost, in fact, I'd like this posted on Fur Affinity so you have my permission to post it there. But please credit me for my work!

Drawing (c) Yours Truly
Richie Foley (c) Dwane McDuffy, Denys Cowan, Derik Dingle, and Michael Davis

Description
Now I have for you my most favorite Static Shock character, Richard Osgood Foley, or just plain "Richie" as a rabbit, my most favorite animal in the world. I've decided to rabbitize, or rabbitify Richie!

As I was searching through Google Images of Richie Foley fanart, I ran into a picture of Richie as a wolf, probably a warewolf, and it was on Fur Affinity. After I went past that picture, it gave me the idea to draw Richie as a rabbit, but as an anthropomorphic rabbit!

And I did two versions. Rabbit Richie 1 has straight, more human-like legs. Rabbit Richie 2 is supposed to be more of a rabbit, one with shorter, rounder and wider legs as many cartoon rabbits are seen. One such rabbit I used was Rabbit from Winnie The Pooh. I also used real rabbit photos and cartoon rabbit clipart I found on Google Images. I also remembered Max from "Max and Rubie," and Max is short and wide-legged rabbit that wears pants! But it wasn't easy drawing pants on Rabbit Richie 2. I could have left his pants off but I'm having him wear them anyway, and besides anthropomorphic creatures look better in pants than they do not in pants in my opinion.

What also wans eay was getting Richie's head shaped right. I didn't just want a circle-headed rabbit, not like Buster Baxter or Simon the Bunny, I wanted a realistic-looking rabbit. I did however want to keep Richie's human eyes so that he'd look more like his human self. That and I was able to work in his hair. And to make sure he really is a rabbit, I added the ears.

I also decided to make Richie shoe-less so you could see his rabbit feet! I even made the very anthropomorphic Rabbit Richie bare-footed! Besides Richie's shoes are hard to draw!

This is not my first drawing of a Richard bunny rabbit, I did make this, using a rabbit head made by pingguolover www.deviantart.com/willm3luvtr… That is a "Little Koalas" rabbit dressed as Richie Foley (and I was planning to do the Little Koalas rabbit dressed as one of my other favorite cartoon characters but never got around to that!) But this is my first picture of drawing Richie Foley himself as a rabbit!

Can any of you do better? In fact I'd like it if some of you, any of you, did your version of Richie as a rabbit although many of you it seems are either Richie fans or rabbit fans. Okay I know some of you are both and I'm not the only one! But who else would draw Richie as a rabbit? In fact who else would have thought to do this? Well maybe someone would have. But I think this is like Michael Jackson coming up with the song "Liberian Girl." Who else would have thought of that? I didn't say that though, Quincy Jones said that! And Jones said that Jackson had a unique imagination, or something like that, and I think I do too! Well everybody has a unique imagination!

Permission granted to use/ do your version of, and to repost, in fact, I'd like this posted on Fur Affinity so you have my permission to post it there. But please credit me for my work!

Drawing (c) Yours Truly
Richie Foley (c) Dwane McDuffy, Denys Cowan, Derik Dingle, and Michael Davis