Ferocious dragons and defenseless unicorns are nonexistent animals living in Alaska (Video)
Incredible dragons and animals that do not exist on planet Earth come to life thanks to the skill of Lee Cross, an animal master from Alaska (USA). If you are a fan of fantasy, then you would probably want to like one of the master’s creations, which looks extremely realistic.
Lee grew up among the forests of Alaska. From childhood, she saw wild animals. Their beauty inspired her, and the girl sculpted them from the snow in full size. By the way, Cross is self-taught, she never attended art school.
At age 13, the girl decided that she no longer wanted her creations to melt, and switched to sculptural clay. Her work has become very popular. And from the age of 18, Lee added fabrics to her arsenal. Now she is fond of creating animals that could live next to us, but were never created by nature.
All her animals are so anatomical that they could well exist in reality. The secret of realism of the artist’s creations is not only in appearance, but also in poses that can take on fabulous creations. The author achieves this thanks to a special movable skeleton that fits inside each creature. Outside - faux fur, specially painted and, if necessary, trimmed.
By the way, sometimes Lee Cross departs from creating fabulous creatures, and then lovely babies of really existing animals appear: light foxes, bears, dogs.
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Lee grew up among the forests of Alaska. From childhood, she saw wild animals. Their beauty inspired her, and the girl sculpted them from the snow in full size. By the way, Cross is self-taught, she never attended art school.
At age 13, the girl decided that she no longer wanted her creations to melt, and switched to sculptural clay. Her work has become very popular. And from the age of 18, Lee added fabrics to her arsenal. Now she is fond of creating animals that could live next to us, but were never created by nature.
All her animals are so anatomical that they could well exist in reality. The secret of realism of the artist’s creations is not only in appearance, but also in poses that can take on fabulous creations. The author achieves this thanks to a special movable skeleton that fits inside each creature. Outside - faux fur, specially painted and, if necessary, trimmed.
By the way, sometimes Lee Cross departs from creating fabulous creatures, and then lovely babies of really existing animals appear: light foxes, bears, dogs.
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