Cyclopic Bird Hybrid

by Charles Jones

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I'll probably need to scan and upload the page of drawings that this idea came from. Unlike some of my other 3D projects of late, this one most resembles the original drawing. Go figure. It stands around 8.5 inches tall and I have no one but myself to blame if this too isn't Original Jones Art emanating from Austin, Texas. PS: I'm including a page of sketches which includes the original for this piece in the project images area. You never know what an envelope a bill came in might be used for around my place. :)

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daniel morgenstern

daniel morgenstern 17 Aug 2018

Love that duck! Well done Charles!

Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 11 Aug 2018

William Dahman is a friend that makes life size sculptures. He is downsizing his projects to what can be made in a 3 D Printer.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I've seen what comes out of a medium-priced 3D printer, Stanley. It's produces a nice grade of garbage. :) I can't believe Mr. Dahman would settle for that either for himself or posterity. It's the hands-on process of creation that makes it worth the doing, in my humble opinion. Hope you and yours are doing great, BTW. :)