1,098 Views - Click for Gallery I have always loved Paul Insect’s bunny ear skulls and find them really darn sexy in a messed up way. The table is part of Insect’s Poison Exhibition, which also features a skull bunny girl for each month of the year. Rather brilliantly, they are all different: one happy, one sad, one blinged-out with rubies, and one with print braces to match her (or his) ears. I am so going to trot down and see this one. Everyone says these bunnies mean different things, but quite frankly I could happily live with a whole warren of them, and that is all that matters. Source: paulinsect   Via: ilovebadthings

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