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American Sable Rabbit
Rabbit The Real Meat
by killarney_roseNov 29, 2009
My entry into the Ad Theme Challenge
Ok, with this I got it! I could understand the Challenge. As I read the ad, I thought hmmmmm, isn't there suppose to be truth in advertising. I know a meat with less fat, less cholesterol and higher in protein. You know protein, the good stuff our body needs. USDA reports. Yep, we as a country do not eat rabbit meat as a general rule. We are too hung up on Bugs Bunny, the Easter Bunny and Peter Rabbit. For those who have tasted domestic rabbit meat it has the texture of chicken and the taste is milder then chicken.
So with this I kind of decided on pulling one of our rabbit pictures for this one. This is a head shot Lynn used for some kind of report in high school agriculture class. It is of one of our American Sable Rabbits and a Buck. If I remember right it is of Raspberry, yea a buck named Raspberry! Sorry.
I just thought I'd do a layout contradicting the ad! This is in no way to be mean, as I also finally got it from the standpoint what the ad meant and the challenge meant. What in the ad inspires you! It could mean so many wonderful things, like a picture of the table as all the food sits on the table, what we are thankful for, for family for so many other things. It was this ad that gave me the breakthrough to do this challenge! Now I understand! :-)
What I used:
Paper: Paper Reflections Card Stock, CM Photo Mats
Stickers: CM Border Stickers & Alphas; Reminisce Farm Life 100 & 101 Stickers
Punch: CM Tag Punch
Quickutz: 2x2 Die Photo Corners (green cardstock scrap)
Brad: Paper Studio
Ok, with this I got it! I could understand the Challenge. As I read the ad, I thought hmmmmm, isn't there suppose to be truth in advertising. I know a meat with less fat, less cholesterol and higher in protein. You know protein, the good stuff our body needs. USDA reports. Yep, we as a country do not eat rabbit meat as a general rule. We are too hung up on Bugs Bunny, the Easter Bunny and Peter Rabbit. For those who have tasted domestic rabbit meat it has the texture of chicken and the taste is milder then chicken.
So with this I kind of decided on pulling one of our rabbit pictures for this one. This is a head shot Lynn used for some kind of report in high school agriculture class. It is of one of our American Sable Rabbits and a Buck. If I remember right it is of Raspberry, yea a buck named Raspberry! Sorry.
I just thought I'd do a layout contradicting the ad! This is in no way to be mean, as I also finally got it from the standpoint what the ad meant and the challenge meant. What in the ad inspires you! It could mean so many wonderful things, like a picture of the table as all the food sits on the table, what we are thankful for, for family for so many other things. It was this ad that gave me the breakthrough to do this challenge! Now I understand! :-)
What I used:
Paper: Paper Reflections Card Stock, CM Photo Mats
Stickers: CM Border Stickers & Alphas; Reminisce Farm Life 100 & 101 Stickers
Punch: CM Tag Punch
Quickutz: 2x2 Die Photo Corners (green cardstock scrap)
Brad: Paper Studio


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