These woodcut sculptures by Etsy user Nic Annette Miller celebrate wildlife with faux taxidermy designs that are accented with two-dimensional graphics.
The visually striking pieces are a great alternative for wall decals and real taxidermy and are constructed using a mix of plywood, ink and paper materials. Whether designed to resemble forest-dwelling moose, growling grizzly bears or iconic Star Wars character Chewbacca, these faux taxidermy pieces are sure to appeal to hipsters and art lovers.
Etsy's woodcut sculptures by Nic Annette Miller vary in price and size and are shipped to select cities from New York, United States. If you're a fan of faux taxidermy, you're sure to appreciate these charming sculptures that are adorned with lifelike and monochromatic illustrations of wildlife.
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