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extraterrestric skeleton 1
Published: 2005-04-23 16:59:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 14910; Favourites: 580; Downloads: 1836
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a sculpture made from paper mache over a wire construction fixed on a steel ringabout 50 cm in diameter
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itΒ΄s pure fantasy -
turtle bone is different,
similarity is only superficial
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Amazing that this is paper mache, its so well made. I thought it was clay. great work, really does look like a skeleton. A little creepy which makes me love it even more.
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That's freakin' awesome! I would have never guessed it was paper mache! It's so smooth! It's like the Preditor's dreamcatcher!
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This is incredible, great gallery also!
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Your products very interesting,very beautiful I like them.
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OH
do u believe in perfection?
if yes, let me know how you define it...
Cheers!!!
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I want to HUG your artwork.
and buy it
or trade for it
or just LOOK at it
a LOT.
Okay I'll be satisfied with looking- but don't sometimes things that are so perfectly beautiful make you want to... i dunno
swallow them.
make them a part of you because somehow they already are and its painful to see them out there trying to be separate.
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Maybe it seems kind of strange someone takes reference to a comment
one has left years ago,possibly just driven by an impulse of a moment.
I found your comment recently by random and was immediately touched by
its intimacy, fine sense of humour,and tangibility.
Regarding this piece of work - my by far most faved one,got a DD and stuff - but
seeing it in collections labeled with "horror" or similar categories tends to increase my misanthropy and makes me even wanting to rant or forbid faving instead of saying " thank you " - funny,isnΒ΄t it ?
So I feel double thankful that there are some people out there like you,
having that kind of deep understanding or even affinity - OK,
so many words just to say " thank you ",and hope everything is fine with you.
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This is awesome. The craftsmanship alone is wonderful, but I love the idea too
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It looks like the skeleton of a computer mouse -_^
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Man, you're a giant, I stoped favouriting your jewellry, 'cause I feel like doing it for all of them... wouldn't look serious, but you photo work on shell is "rare" enough in your production for me to can resonably click it systematicly.
Finally, about my work, I put my stone shapping work in standby for a while, I really need more equipment, and returned to my grand love, shells, leather and special nylon in stead off animal tendron.
Palaeolithlicly your
jo
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Wirklich toll gemacht, das sieht echt nicht nach pappmache aus. Wie hast du das so hingekriegt, wenn ich was aus pappmache mache sieht das ganz anders aus, und auserdem ist es bei mir irgendwie nicht so recht formbar, hast du ein Geheimrezept??
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This image had been featured in my latest article in DA news---->[link] ...go and check it out...DO NOT FORGET TO FAVE THE ARTICLE FOR US TO BE PUBLICLY KNOWN...THANKS
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wow thats amazing..paper mache?? nice. beautiful craftsmanship! cheers!
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Geat job! It's always interesting to push the limits of paper
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this is a piece i would defiantly own.. very nice
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at first glance i thought that it was a turtle skeleton. then i realized that isn't what turtle skeletons look like.
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This " turtle " thing seems to be very close,even if I
didnΒ΄t thaugt about turtle skeletons at all when i done this.
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Oh, paper mache? Weird... I was wondering what animal had bones like that.
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contrary to a previous comment, i think this is a good photograph.
i'm very impressed by how well you made papier mache work for you. and it's so...symmetrical. really great craftsmanship.
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Thank You !
ItΒ΄s not really symmetrical,but it looks like.
Trying to work really symmetrical is a pain,
but our perception adds the rest of missing symmetry anyway,so i even donΒ΄t try to do.
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that's an interesting point...i wonder if there's scientific validity to it.
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WOW! I was sure that this was real bone when I saw this! You are amazing.
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No way! 50 centimeters? That must be huge in real life
I'm starting to remember the time when I was in 2nd grade, and did some paper mache in art class...it was a mess XD
Good job! I can never learn to master the techinuqe of paper mache-ing!
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Awesome imagination, the pelvic bones looked like Mickey Mouse head 
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I now its silly.. but it reminds me of Mickey mouse n.n
Great job, looks great
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You gotta make a tutorial for how to creating this. I would like to make something as beautiful as this myself.
Great stuff. Keep it up!
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It looks so real. Awesomness. I have almost zero skills in 3D art.
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i love the color in it. it reminds me alot of those anchient horsetail aquatic things. congrats on the DD
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Gorgeous and phenomenal work, man. It's a craft that is often overlooked and its artists like you that make that a shame. Good Job.
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Wow...i actually thought it was a skeleton until i saw the discription
It's absolutely amazing! Such detail, hard work, and originality went into this piece and it earned a place in my heart 
Oh and by the way, congrats on the Daily Dev!
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