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extraterrestric skeleton 1
Published: 2005-04-23 16:59:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 14899; 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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Beyond words...this is an amazing display of patience and skill. I applaud you!
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Yes, the creation process of this was fully patient and
dedicative.
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very interesting piece. I can definitely see that you have quite extensive knowledge of bone shapes and how they connect together.
I wish it was a bit bigger, so I could see more of the texture and edges of the sculpture.
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IΒ΄m studying the never-ending mystery of natural shapes and structures since childhood.
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Awesome! I didn't know paper mache could do that either. Nice job
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I was surprised as well about the smoothness and ductility of this papier mache.Unfortunately i donΒ΄t really remember the amounts of components i used
to make it.
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My only attempts at making things with paper mache were in school, about a million years ago, and I remember it was cold, sticky, icky and very very uncooperative!
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Dude....
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Youre right,i think as well a tombstone from paper mache will be to do way easier than this,especially needs less attentin to the consistence and recipe of the papier mache.
As i can remember ( i done it in 1996) it took about
five or six days,because i didnΒ΄t apply all in one but
let it partially dry before working on it again.
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God damn, that can't be out of paper mache! It looks too real. O_O
Congrats, man.
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Holy crap, i had no clue paper mache could do that, that's friggin awesome! It looks like real bone! This is a def 
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Maybe I have to make a papier mache tutorial here,
because there are so many questions about it.
I could make my recipes public,but unfortunately i partially forgot how i done it for this sculpture.
I never received a mass with this fine ductility again.
ItΒ΄s a wide field for experimentation with different materials .
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that is gorgeous.. and only made from paper mache?
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Not only papier mache,itΒ΄s built over a wire construction
for receiving stability during that papier mache is still wet.
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i understand that there is a metal frame but I've never got my paper mache to be so smooth before!! you'll have to teach me one day
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If computer mice had skeletons this would be the fossil of one of the firsts.
Very creative. You show amazing skill! Keep works like this coming. DA needs the freshness.
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The " computer mice skeleton " idea is funny indeed,
LOL !
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You're very welcome.
You'd be surprised with the things that run around in my mind. lol. Congrats on the DD!
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reminds me of sculpture works by HR Giger
good stuff!
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I think,giger is one of my references for my faible upon
skeletal structures.
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i can see that, very good choice!
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Wow! Paper mache? That's crazy, the detail is amazing!
Congrats on being a daily deviation!
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It's interesting to see how diverse art can be; this is probably the first sculpture used with papier machΓ© I've seen on here.
It looks very expertly done, too.
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I really like papier mache.ItΒ΄s cheap, no industrial hi-tech product,just boiled newspaper and some special ingredients,almost pure recycling of the
residues of printed information.
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You're welcome!
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OooOo i can't believe that's paper mache; it looks like a real skeleton 
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You are not as weird as Youn think - After i finished
this without having any mickey-mouse ideas at all,
I saw this as well.
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It is really great
It almost looks like it is real O_O
Great job with the structure n_n
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You are welcome n_n
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Really interesting, and realistic looking too (besides the steel ring, but it's like a mounting base so).
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Thank You ! The realistic look is more a result of a
deticative working process than wanting to do a
" realistic looking product "
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Kinda reminds me of Horseshoe Crabs. Probably because of the shape. I love those lil guys. Nice job.
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Interesting creatures indeed ! Thank You !
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For some reason when I saw the thumbnail I thought "Someone finally dissected Mickey Mouse
Anyhoo~ Thats an awesome sculpture! It looks very real~ Very well done for paper mache!!!
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