very interesting take on the theme.. (You may want to go around the edge of the bunny with a soft blur brush to get rid of the choppy edge (It's super noticeable in high RES and you know how some of the voters get about that nit picky stuff)... a little burn highlight tool set super soft to enhance the shading to give a stronger 3d effect might be helpful as well ... (very clever idea and good luck)

great idea but try to work on the edge of the bunny.. GL

Agrees. It seems like some shading in areas might help you get more depth. It just seems a little flat. GL!

DUDE!!! 48 FRIKIN' STEPS? you're a hero! I get that you want to make it a tutorial right away , but you have to improve it:
-place some shadow/ highlight layers ( use that original bunny to know where to paint), cause people & I think this is flat. Work ESP. around the right side of the HEAD, you must make sure it stands out.
- the edges suck, but the thing is you can' t make them smooth since this is a ROCK, not a sculpture.. right? so you must make the shape irregular like a natural stone.
- reflection is a bit forced.. see what DisMap gives you.
-And i don't get what the "cover it all in ivy" step, gets me? it looks pretty much the same without it. You can get a better stone effect with clouds & mezzotint like in that stone wall tutorial ( lunacore or smth).
Anyway keep it up, you're good with colors which is a big thing!

It would be great with a bit more of shadows and depth for the rock

very nice work...gl

nice idea... but try to work on the lighting author... the gal has the sharp highlight and shadows, while the forest isnt showing any signs of light in tht direction... even the lighting on the bunnies contradict the lighting with gal....

also try to check the proportions and scaling of bunnies and gal author as it is the one which shows the distance of the obectsj from camera and also the real size of the objects...
not tht i am gr8 at it, but i feel the bunnies can be smaller in size....

and once lit well you can add shadows to appreciate the lighting... and there is always the scaope for improvement...

hope my suggestions is of any help to you....

Completely agree with closedeyes

Too dark, and the edges around the bunnies show too many stray pixels and are too sharp, giving them a definite "'cut and paste" effect.

Lots of shadowless bunnies in this one...
Man if you need help with shadows & stuff send a PM to the commenters ( the ones before me) they will help you.