 "Benjamin Bunny" presented demands upon Potter she had not encountered in her previous three tales.She had depleted all her sketchbook backgrounds in the production of the other tales and was forced to create new ones, but the greatest challenge to Potter's artistry was consciously working to satisfy both her publisher's demand for another commercial success and her public's expectation of a tale as delightful as her others while labouring under the pressure to produce a sequel to a work of genius.Benjamin became a motif in a nursery wallpaper designed by Potter shortly after the tale's publication.