Steampunk Taxidermy
Lisa Black has finally updated the animals around us with some much-needed upgrades. Mechanical eyes, gears in torsos, and a few bolts for good measure. Instead of just doing the traditional taxidermy, she recreates creatures in a fantastic new way.
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Mouse Taxidermy
Duck Mouse
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Mouse Taxidermy
Duck Mouse
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Those are insanely awesome! I'm inspired. When's our next build day?
Tomorrow!!! I can finish my ghost shoes. Finally.
Feb 19, 2008. 11:52 AMPatrik
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Lisa Black - that name sounds familiar. What else has she done?
Feb 19, 2008. 11:45 AMPatrik
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I love the baby croc - very Peter Pan! :-D It's got working gears, apparently...
This looks like Where's Waldo...just figure out what different bits are. The eye on the fawn is part of a sewing machine bobbin casng...
Feb 19, 2008. 11:07 AMits a lion
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That's amazing and slightly disturbing at the same time. I love it.
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