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Lucky Rabbit

Drawing, Paper (Requires Framing)

37.5cm (W) x 27.5cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Soo Beng Lim Verified artist
Sydney
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Artwork Description

Besides being one of the cutest creatures in nature, the rabbit is often associated with new beginnings, hope and renewal. Due to its prolific reproduction, it has become a symbol of fertility and abundance. The rabbit is an exceptional athlete with ability to jump up to 2 feet and when they dash away in zigzag they are indeed hard to catch. The rabbit is known to be the luckiest of all the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac. Its ability to reproduce prolifically often associates the rabbit with fertility and new beginnings.
Ink and watercolour on Saunders Waterford 300gsm smooth cotton paper.

Artist Bio

Migrated to Sydney‚ Australia over 39 years ago from Malaysia. I grew up with an immense love for art painting and am self taught. I am a graphic designer by profession‚ but still find time to pursue my passion for art painting in various mediums of acrylic‚ batik, water colour and more recently ink. I find most satisfaction in painting rock scenes in acrylic. Some of my paintings have been stamp illustrations for the opening of a dam in Malaysia‚ a rice plantation scene that was presented to the late Malaysian Prime Minister‚ Tunku Abdul Rahman. • Participant of Muse Gallery Art Exhibitions 2015 • Exhibited in Orange Blossom Festival Castle Hill Art Exhibition 2014 •Member artist of Saatchi Art Online World Art Gallery since 2014

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Soo Beng's studio is in Sydney