Kung Fu Bunny series by Vincent – Arts & Entertainment

www.chinahush.com — Kung Fu Bunny was created by Vincent (李智勇), 28 years old independent animator and lecturer at the Animation Department of Communication University of China (中国传媒大学). The first episode of Kung Fu Bunny “Toto & Gogo” came into the spotlight in 2005 when Vincent was pursuing his master degree on transportation at Jilin University (吉林大学).

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