The Man Who Drew Rabbits It was January 13, 1995 when it happened. On that harsh winter evening there were several witnesses who claimed to have seen a man dive into a body of frozen water to his death. The man's body discovered the next day was "supposedly" the last form of art performed by the late William Johnson. His death remains a mystery to this day as it has never been known why he did it, there is only speculation. However, after a thorough investigation, the police found no answers and ruled his death a suicide. Raymond Johnson, best known for his collages in the days of early Pop art, has simply never been a household name. Instead, the film How to Draw a Bunny proclaims him "New York's most famous unknown artist." The film explains this and more as the people "in Raymond's closet" reflect how disconnected and different he was from society during his life. The film captures this and much more as the director delves deeply into the enigma of what Raymond was and what was his mysterious death that has baffled both friends and the public by interviewing people th...