Neophocaena a. asiaeorientalis - Yangtze Porpoise - Safari rework

Last edited by PeGe on Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:07 pm; edited 2 times in total

Hey all,
some days ago, i got my hands on a Safari monterey bay Beluga calf which was once glued one something and which which seemed to be cut-off, as there were some severe damages.
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So i decided to rework it, as this figurine always reminded me of this picture here:

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And now the Porpoise bcomes a bohemian barfly:
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This species is kept at wuhan institute of Hydrobiology in china in the tank, where the last Baiji in Captivity lived.
See my figurine of this species:
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wow! very nice work, they look amazing! cheers

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Coel

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Beautiful work, beautiful animal I love you

And photos of real specimens! Some forms of life are such unbelievably beautiful that there is no words to describe drunken

They remind spirits of ocean or something like that, don't they? cheers

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Anna
Horse and Bird studio - Horse sculptures
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Beautiful work! Very Happy

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"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." ~Anatole France

Very very nice work Philipp!! cheers

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Beautyful, wonderful rework cheers

It is so good that you saved this fine model !

I LOVE Belugas, as Anna says, they have something out-of-this-world`ish drunken

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It's not a Beluge and it doesnt't live in the sea. At least not the nominatform.

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PeGe wrote:: It's not a Beluge and it doesnt't live in the sea. At least not the nominatform.

Oh, then it remind spirit of the river Very Happy

Anyway beautiful :)

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Anna
Horse and Bird studio - Horse sculptures
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Philipp, it is nice to read the good comments about your work! It is indeed a very good idea to use a damaged beluga calf to make a porpoise! Thanks for sharing with us and congratulations for your work and mainly the idea! Idea

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ana wrote:

PeGe wrote:: It's not a Beluge and it doesnt't live in the sea. At least not the nominatform.

Oh, then it remind spirit of the river Very Happy

Anyway beautiful :)

I thought they were sea creatures too Laughing

Wonderful repaint Philipp cheers

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ana wrote:

PeGe wrote:: It's not a Beluge and it doesnt't live in the sea. At least not the nominatform.

Oh, then it remind spirit of the river Very Happy

Anyway beautiful :)

And of course: thank you all!

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