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Extinct Town Musicians
Published: 2010-02-23 20:59:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 20794; Favourites: 1107; Downloads: 0
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This is a drawing from the series "Puttbill KalenderblΓ€tter" (Puttbill Calendar Sheets [link] ).More information about 'the extinct' [link]
Original size: 70 x 50 cm
Drawing techniques: crayon and gouache
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Comments: 139
EXTINCT POOP OF WIN
haha but no really, great job
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Words cannot describe how completely awesome this is. Extinct animal Bremen Town Musicians!
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The Dodo, the Sabre cat, the Tasmanian wolf and the Quagga. All such beautiufl animals, it's a shame they're gone <3
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This is really cool! I like it alot!
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Grimm Brother's fairy tale? I must add that it came to Serbia!
But I must ask you - why extinct? Are you trying to tell that wishes can't get true if you just be yourself? X)
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The Bremen Town Musicians...well known here in America. 
This is a neat concept, using extinct species in place of donkey, dog, cat and rooster. Well done artwork! 
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XD I love this! Bremen Town Musicians was one of my favorite fairy tales growing up
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excellent work
and the tale is known by me, if not necessarily "here"
my literary tastes are somewhat esoteric for the community!
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Awesome~
Still feel bad for these guys, all of them going extinct DX
Congrats on the DD
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I love fairy tales! I really like the twist you gave this picture. Awesome~
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Nice idea. Good renditions of them. I liked that fairy tale.
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really awesome work! the detailing is amazing and I love how original your idea is
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It's the circus of Bremen, right?
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This is a brilliant spin on one of my favorite stories. You're a genius!
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whats that animal under the saber tooth and over that horse?
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I believe it's a tasman wolf, judging by those stripes
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i never heard of that. is it something from the ice-age?
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Nope, wiki tells last one died in 1936
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Its species name is thylacine. Tasmanian wolf or Tasmanian tiger. To make the answer more detailed for you. 
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I heard of this fairytale!
I did an etching project on it in art!
^_^
Ooh, and nice style!
Love how you replaced each character with a corresponding extinct creature.
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!!!why are they nailed together!!?
is it because they are extinct? ><
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probably becoase if they weren't, they would eat each other
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oh. right. the original were talking friendly pet animals.
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^_^ cool. thanks
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and a one and a two and a... imagine the racket...
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That's such an awesome idea and so very well done too. Great work!
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He, he, cool gemacht. Ich hab mich schon immer gefragt, wie diese Viehcher auf die Idee gekommen sind, einen Packt einzugehen, anstatt sich gegenseitig aufzufressenβ¦
=^.^=
Liebe GrΓΌΓe aus Kiel,
die Wibke
PS: Herzlichen GlΓΌckwunsch zum DD!
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it's known in America too... or at least I know it. I like how calm the guy on the bottom is
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A very original take.
Heh, just the Sabertooth would be able to beat the burglars by itself.
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I LOVE that story, and I love the spin you put on it, and I love the execution! This is just great all around.
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One of my favorite fairytales - such a different rendering - it is known rather well in the US - I read it to my son quite a few times.
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What a clever idea.
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