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Mixed Media Taxidermy - Sequined Dead Animals (GALLERY)
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These mixed media taxidermy pieces from Angela Singer are nothing short of brilliant. At first they’re slightly repelling as it looks like their blood and guts are spilling out, but if you are brave enough to take a second look, you are rewarded with the sight of beautiful red beads and sequins instead. In a similar vein, a deer head is replaced with a solid “spurt” coming out of the neck where the head has been chopped off. On other pieces, the headless bit is covered with red sequins. Recycled animals are used by Angela ,and I am not sure if it is the sequin effect, but I do like these pieces a lot. Via: angelasinger |
Woven 3D Animals - Louise Weaver's Needlepoint Take on Taxidermy (GALLERY)
I adore the work of Australian Louise Weaver, and in particular, the all-red piece entitled ‘Taking a Chance on Love’. Her radical animal crochet sculptures even won her the Cicely and Colin Rigg Contemporary… [More]
Taxidermy Jewelry - Dead Animals For Advertising (GALLERY)
I love jewelry from New Zealand designer, Karen Walker, but I love the way taxidermy animals are used to display her products even more. They are used both in store and in a series of print adverts. The… [More]
Taxidermy Text - "Life Can Be So Nice" Dead Animal Font (GALLERY)
I love animals and don't really approve of traditional taxidermy, however I must admit I am drawn to Iris Shieferstein's series, "Life can be so nice". In this piece, the Danish artist's dead animals,… [More]
Knitted Taxidermy - Rachel Denny's Zipper Buck (GALLERY)
The popularity of replica animal heads is ever growing… Oregon based fabric artist Rachel Denny has a new addition to her one-of-a-kind buck head sculptures. The majestic “Zipper Buck” (don’t bucks… [More]
Fake Animals - When Taxidermy Goes Awry (GALLERY)
You’ve never seen a rabbit with antlers? I was told these odd animals, named Wolpertinger (Crisensus bavaricus), once lived in the forests of Bavaria. My German hunter friend said that before they were… [More]
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