Discovering New Species Through Photoshop - Unexpected Animal Hybrids (GALLERY)


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The magical world of photoshop is enabling people to dream up a hybrid animals.
I don’t really know where to start describing what I love about them. What makes these images so strong for me is threefold:
I do wish these animals existed in the real world as they are simply brilliant. Sadly, despite my friend Google, I can’t seem to attribute them to anyone. If it is you - then good work. The bird rabbit is the one I simply must have for a pet, while the rooster-rhino looks like a dinosaur and the fox-owl looks a bit like an alien. The black oriental with magpie is my favourite, although the black oriental currently asleep on my lap is distinctly unimpressed. Via: funsafari.blogspot |
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