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Plushie mutant artwork of Zoe Williams

Cory Doctorow at 10:13 am Wed, Nov 3, 2010

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Zoe Williams's extraordinary textile artworks blend tentacles, felted bunnies, and miscellaneous anatomical bits and pieces to makes something that looks like Hellraiser crossed with the plushie aisle at Toys R Us. I like it. A lot.

X03/ZOE WILLIAMS (via Geisha Asobi)

I write books. My latest is a YA science fiction novel called Homeland (it's the sequel to Little Brother). More books: Rapture of the Nerds (a novel, with Charlie Stross); With a Little Help (short stories); and The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow (novella and nonfic). I speak all over the place and I tweet and tumble, too.

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  • Anonymous

    Hmmm, Ms. Williams is from Washington state and
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/05/AR2010110502826.html

    Coincidence, I think not…

  • farrellmcgovern

    I don’t think it is “Watership Down Represent!”

    More like “Videodrome Bunnyland” Long live the new hare flesh?!?!

  • kiint

    actually, it is pretty Watership Down…the movie, anyway

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkU1lyvPn_A

  • Nytespryte

    Holy crap, Zoe got boingboinged!

    We went to the same high school and university.

    I really love the mutant bunnies and have been waiting to ask if I could buy one when I had the money.

    Her pencil work is also amazing, highly technical, clean, and precise.

  • arikol

    OMGWTFBBQ!

    That is truly grotesque/funny.
    I would want one on my wall!

  • Shango

    The craftsmanship of the work is really incredible. I was able to see one of her shows recently and was struck by how the details are clean and finished. Alot of care and freakiness in her work.

  • Teller

    Nicely done, creepy and reminiscent of the bas relief at the end of The Devil’s Advocate.

  • Coherent

    I don’t like the mutant bunnies. I have a bunny at home, and I love her very much, and it makes me sad to think about bunnies whose genetics goes wrong like that. I’m into the abstract artworks, or artworks with a hopeful message, but nothing that makes me feel as bleak as when I think about the lives of bunnies grown as monsters.

    So no sir, I don’t like it.

    • eviladrian

      They’re not mutant bunnies, they’re bunny-textured projections from a dimension of infinite cuteness into our universe. Don’t touch them or you’ll be drawn into the hugz horizon and never escape!

  • IsolatedGestalt

    I am in awe….now that’s art.

  • Anonymous

    Yay, Zoe! I love it!

  • SlashMatrix

    The first teleportation attempt of a live specimen utilized a box of bunnies… Many lulz were had.

  • Anonymous

    me want!!!!!!!!!!

  • Antinous / Moderator

    Y’all need to stay out of Yolandi’s dresser.

  • gwailo_joe

    Yes Yes 100 times Yes. I’m a (Chinese Zodiac) Rabbit. I’m even white. . .not quite as deformed as these particular bunnies but. . . .

    I Approve.

    “Watership Down Represent!” Gettin’ straight Zorn on y’all hlessi! (not really. . .)

  • Derek C. F. Pegritz

    WTF? They look like The Thing trying to assimilate a drawerful of bunny slippers!

  • Steve Stair

    After “Cool!”, my second thought was, “How do you keep it clean/dust it?”

  • Anonymous

    Love! I’m so excited for you. :)

  • Anonymous

    So many cute rabbits.