Harry Bunce and his cast of cute, and only occasionally cuddly creatures have carved out a unique position in the art world. With a quirky and distinctive style, his bunny rabbit inspiration combines illustration, street art and fine art with a pinch of British humour. Collectors have described his work as ‘Beatrix Potter meets Quentin Tarantino’ and dubbed him our ‘rural Banksy. His inspiration from children's literature is obvious, citing classic children’s authors and illustrators including Richard Scarry, Dr. Seuss and Beatrix Potter as key in his early development as an artist. In a welcome contrast his early years as an artist were heavily influenced by an eclectic mix of modern masters such as David Hockney and Keith Haring, along with the Punk music and art movements, these familiar artistic cues make a appearance in his work on occasion.