filipina84
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You made these yourself?A clay figurine of a fish with blue lips and a hole through its dorsal fin so it can be suspended as a mobile.
Artwork Bassoe's Clay Sculptures
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Turquoise-Torso
Blue-Horned Parrotbeak
Yellow-Spotted Biped
Tworidge
Squarelips
filipina84
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Here is another naked female statue from Italy:
Purple Yellowmane
Purpleblush
White-Masked Hound
Bipedal Crocodilian
filipina84
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Late 19th Century Italian Alabaster nude women sculpture.
Orangevisor
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Bassoe
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A clay statuette of what’s either a creature in some kind of cumbersome protective gear or a robot, with a retrofuturistic aesthetic.
EDIT: As of 1/4/25, strychninescutalus drew Orangevisor as a piece of fanart depicting this sculpture.
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Purple-Tailed Salamander
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Black-Ridged Red Creature
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Starsquatch
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Wellsian Tripod
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Bassoe
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A clay statuette I sculpted in an attempt to simultaneously fulfill two separate creature sculpting internet challenges, designing my own take on a classical monster and designing a creature based off misinterpreting the skull of an animal.
Anyway, it's a Martian Tripod from H G Wells' 1898 classic.
I tried to get all the details as described. Three legs with visible jointing, bonelessly flexible tentacular arms one of which holds the Heat-Ray projector and a head which serves as the cockpit for the actual octopoid Martian Pilot. My own touches being having three arms, two at the front and one at the back to match the legs and making the Heat-Ray projector apparatus mounted on the rearmost arm like a scorpion's tail to maximize the potential field of fire.
As for the animal-skull basis, it's modeled off an elephant. The skull's tusks have became the tripod's two forward-mounted tentacles, the skull's nasal cavity the separation between the tripod's head and torso and skull's eye sockets, the pelvis joints of the tripod's legs.
Anyway, it's a Martian Tripod from H G Wells' 1898 classic.
I tried to get all the details as described. Three legs with visible jointing, bonelessly flexible tentacular arms one of which holds the Heat-Ray projector and a head which serves as the cockpit for the actual octopoid Martian Pilot. My own touches being having three arms, two at the front and one at the back to match the legs and making the Heat-Ray projector apparatus mounted on the rearmost arm like a scorpion's tail to maximize the potential field of fire.
As for the animal-skull basis, it's modeled off an elephant. The skull's tusks have became the tripod's two forward-mounted tentacles, the skull's nasal cavity the separation between the tripod's head and torso and skull's eye sockets, the pelvis joints of the tripod's legs.
Blackhair
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