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Dust and Lint, Assembled Into a Rabbit
The ears are just two tufts of gray fluff standing up — no other props involved.
✍️ On a transparent background, the shadow is where things most often give the trick away — it has to be translucent gray, darkest right under the body and fading outward, and one solid gray smear blows the whole thing. The rabbit itself is simple: two upright ear tufts and a tail is all it takes.
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A small rabbit built entirely from tangled grey dust, lint, and stray fibers rests in profile — two long dusty ears standing up, haunch, paws, and tail softly clumped from the same material, a faint wispy trail of loose fibers drifting behind its body. Light catches the fibers along its back and ear rims, a soft semi-transparent grey contact shadow settling beneath it in the alpha channel, darkest at contact and fading outward. The whole figure sits isolated on a fully transparent background, alpha = 0, no white fill, no color, no checkerboard pattern, a real alpha channel, in a 16:9 wide composition.
Shot as macro photography under soft, gentle light with crisp focus across the rabbit, the figure and its trail staying fully inside the frame with clear transparent margin on every side, nothing touching or cropped at the borders, transparency continuing throughout the surround.
No text-bearing props of any kind appear — no books, boxes, labels, paper, or furniture markings near the rabbit, no lettering anywhere.
