Rouge taxidermy

Rogue Taxidermy art movement cofounder and no-kill taxidermy pioneer Sarina Brewer. See the work that was the catalyst for the art movement.

Description Gryphon or Gryfinch? You decide I've always dreamed of creating something like this, and with the fantasy fair coming up I wanted to give it a try. Both parts used where damaged. The mouse was dragged in by the neighborhood cat and was missing bits of the head, and the bird came from a breeder and died during molting and was thus missing the rump feathers. ~To whom it may concern, (please read before accusing me of anything!) The animals used in this project died a natural cause…

What is your design? Is it all within my mind? Barely shown through the darkness and rain, Deep within your mind, I'm driving you insane. ---- This is m... The Ravenstag

Not necessarily bad... Original caption "it ain't no sin to take off yo skin"

Her work introduced rogue taxidermy to the world when it appeared on the front page of the New York Times art section in 2005.

A pig-bird, a bat-fawn, a cat-dog? These are not fantasy – or rather they are, but they have been made reality by taxidermist and sculptor Thomas Grünfeld. His surreal specimens are influenced by wolperfinger folk tales, German stories of anthropomorphic animals who impart moral lessons through their shenanigans. His animals represent a dichotomy not only […]

Taxidermy Baby crocodile. Made from antique clock parts. Please note: No animals are killed for the purpose of my sculptures Fixed - Baby Crocodile

Classy fox. #Taxidermy

Since Halloween is practically here, I think it's time I get back to some spooky posts, don't you? You simply MUST visit Sabrina Brewer's Custom Creature Taxidermy Arts. Let me preface this post by saying loudly and clearly, "These animals...

Rogue Taxidermy art movement cofounder and no-kill taxidermy pioneer Sarina Brewer. See the work that was the catalyst for the art movement.