Last month, Chinatown Point unveiled a “faceless” bunny for its Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations, leaving onlookers flabbergasted. Some even called the faceless bunny inauspicious.
Turns out, the bunny was always going to have a face, but it would be selected from an online design competition, which Chinatown Point held between 29 Aug and 1 Sep.
Finally, after the contest was over, one winning design was selected, and the bunny now sports a visage.
It’s also pretty damn cute.
This was the winning design, selected from five shortlisted submissions, and drawn by Ms Huang Ruiting, according to Chinatown Point.
Source: Chinatown Point on Facebook
It features a cute, anime-esque design with wide red eyes and a smug-looking mouth. There’s also a crescent and stars motif on its forehead, as well as a colourful ribbon adorning its left ear.
The actual design contains an even larger ribbon, now covering both ears.
Congratulations to the contest winner, who’ll receive S$100 worth of NTUC FairPrice vouchers.
We believe congratulations are in order to the bunny too, for finally having two eyes to see and a mouth to smile with.
Now that the design has been unveiled, commuters can enjoy the newly faced Celestial Rabbit until 30 Sep in the ‘A Mid-Autumn’s Night Dream’ event.
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Featured image adapted from Shin Min Daily News on Facebook and Facebook.
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