A decent photo of the whole animal. This thing doesn't have a mouth per se - seems to be a series of plates instead, though there may be a mouth hiding within them. I'd rather not try to find out! XP The back flanges got a teeny bit mushed as he fell from his cardboard box perch the night before I baked him, and the repairs were minimal.

A fun, side-project of mine between work sessions and when I've needed a break from the computer. This creature really has no particular 'type' - it is just a random critter that I had a lot of fun creating. The torso and limbs are heavily influenced by canine and large felid anatomy, and it shows. I just love how Super Sculpey aids a glimpse of realism with its semi-translucency and color! I hope to make more in the future, for sure, and will be sold to whoever is interested.

This sculpture has already been sold.

Size: ~6 inches long, ~3 inches high
Medium: Super Sculpey clay,wire armature, epoxy to hold the joints together, plastic beads for eyes
Time: ~10 hours or more

Art by Stephanie Dziezyk 2014. Do not redistribute, copy, alter, etc., any portion of this image without personal permission from me, the artist.