Your brief is not explaining what you actually want ? Can you explain a little better?

without brief already
14 designs, 6 designers! How?

The brief is more like a Da Vinci Code. Is any one of you talented in client mind-reading!?

Hello Jorge.
You sent me an invite to a project.
However your Graphic Design Brief - "ADAPT BUNNY MISSING TAIL TO CHRISTMASS"
Is MISSING one important deTAIL >
There is NO Graphic Design Brief.
and "ADAPT BUNNY MISSING TAIL TO CHRISTMASS" gets a score of 10 / 10 for "Not A Design Brief"
Please invite me again when you post an actual brief.
In the meantime, I have added your post to my Watch List to discover how 6 designers could possibly render 14 designs -
Based on nothing

Thanks
Franco

Hi,
I have submitted a design with the changes you have requested. Please send me a private feedback.

Title: "The Christmas Tale of Tail-less Bunny"

Once upon a time in the cozy burrow of the North Woods, there lived a bunny named Snowball. Snowball was a fluffy white bunny, but unlike other bunnies, she was missing something very important — her tail!

Every Christmas, all the woodland creatures would gather around the towering pine tree in the center of the forest, decorating it with shiny baubles, twinkling lights, and shimmering tinsel. Snowball loved Christmas dearly, but she couldn't help but feel a little left out because she didn't have a fluffy tail to waggle with excitement like her friends.

Determined not to let her missing tail dampen her holiday spirit, Snowball decided to embark on a quest to find the perfect Christmas accessory. She hopped through the snowy forest, searching high and low for something that would make her feel complete.

After much searching, Snowball stumbled upon a magical workshop nestled deep within the woods. Inside, she met a jolly old elf named Jingles, who was busy crafting toys for children all around the world.

"Hello there, little bunny!" Jingles exclaimed with a twinkle in his eye. "What brings you to my workshop on this fine winter day?"

Snowball explained her predicament to Jingles, telling him how she longed for a Christmas accessory to call her own. Jingles listened intently, his bushy eyebrows furrowing with thought.

"Hmm, I believe I have just the thing for you," Jingles said with a wink. He disappeared into the depths of his workshop, rummaging through piles of toys and trinkets until he emerged with a small velvet bag.

"Here you go, Snowball," Jingles said, presenting her with the bag. "Inside you'll find the magic of Christmas itself."

Curious, Snowball opened the bag and gasped in wonder as sparkling snowflakes danced around her. In that moment, she felt a warmth spreading through her furry little body, filling her heart with joy.

With a newfound sense of happiness and belonging, Snowball hopped back to her burrow, where she joined her friends in decorating the Christmas tree. As they hung ornaments and strung garlands, Snowball sprinkled a bit of Christmas magic wherever she went, making the forest sparkle with festive cheer.

And though Snowball may have been missing a tail, she knew that the true magic of Christmas could be found within her heart, where love, joy, and friendship abounded.

From that day forward, Snowball embraced her uniqueness, knowing that she was special just the way she was — tail or no tail.

And so, as the snow fell softly outside and the stars twinkled overhead, the woodland creatures celebrated the most magical Christmas of all, surrounded by love, laughter, and the spirit of togetherness.

The end.