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Published: 2007-12-14 22:29:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 13762; Favourites: 149; Downloads: 1402
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Okay, here's the first of my end-of-semester uploading glut. I'm going to try to upload all the stuff I've been making since September on Tuesday, when I've finished my last class. This one was a Design assignment; we all made paper animals using only paper and glue, no color. I was the only one insane enough to create an anatomically correct skeleton, then cover that with transparent paper. Hence why mine is on a light table; you need the underlighting to really see the skeleton inside. Did you know that frogs have no ribcages? Only small prongs on either sides of their vertebrate? Neither did I till I had to recreate it.Related content
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ThatΒ΄s really insanely-cool how youΒ΄ve createn tis masterpiece.
I really love the idea with the semi-transparent paper to show the skeleton. And yeah I already saw such skeletons before and itΒ΄s really funny about their "ribs".
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Awesome, look at that detail !!!
XO
Alexandra
PS: I would love if you could take a peek at my work, Thank you.[link]
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This is so amazing! 
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whoa, awesome. O: i really love the dragonfly wings.
any chance you could put the pattern up?
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Pattern? Hahah! I wasn't following a plan. I had a photo of a frog skeleton, a stack of paper, and a bottle of glue. Glad you like it, though.
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hehe, i see.
i'm the sort who would make a pattern rather than go at it right away, but it's really neat that you just made this as you went along. o: it's really gorgeous.
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I didn't know that about frogs' ribs, so you taught me something. I love the method of presentation.
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Wow, amazing project! I love how you used transparency to show the skeletal structure, it's really cool
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that's intense! my rhino beetle wasn't very impressive, but boy, was it indestructible.
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Whoa, your's was very nice. I hardly even remember mine anymore its been so long!
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you are insane. but then again I would probably have tried the same thing. it's all for the grade.
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awesome! bug in the mouth is a nice touch. well done!
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I included it here too [link]
If you favourite the article perhaps more people will see the Artisan Crafts 
Keep up the lovely work
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wait if they dont have ribcages, what are the bones you have to snap when you cut their bellies open?
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Could be cartilage. All of the actual skeletons I researched had no ribs; could be the structure continues, but not using bone tissue.
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ah i c
by the way
love your hair
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Wow! That's incredible!
How long did it take to build?
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That is, most definitely, way cool. I can hardly imagine how to go about creating something like that! Boggles me mind, it does. The fly wings are probably my favorite part, and his feet, too. It would probably be make a neat halloween decoration if you replaced the fly with a human arm/leg and put it on top of a strobe light. :0
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That is FANTASTIC. I like the wings sticking out from the mouth. Great job.
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