Birds, as everyone is well aware, like to stay on top of the fashion line. You get to see them in fantastic colors and impressive style. Well, that apparently wasn’t just cutting it, so birds have now gone the route of some real funky hairstyles, several of which are inspired by the way humans treat their hair.
It’s a war between brown and white mice, and technically speaking, none of them have survived. They would however, be in eternal war as pieces of a chess set. The taxidermy chess set is the work of Rachael Garcia, featuring white and brown mice as the opposing sides. The mice were sourced from a captive breeding facility that sells frozen rodents for snake feeding.
In the animal kingdom world of Harry Potter, taxidermy creatures with funny names cast spells. This image shows the taxidermy collection of The Bloggess. She is still on the lookout for Draco Mouse-foy, Severus Snake, Hairy Otter and Dumble-Dormouse. We just hope the quest is successful and the set is updated soon.
This is what Pikachu would look like for real. Forget the cute eyes, forget the good looks, the non-anime Pikachu is as ugly as they get. Can’t say it was unexpected, Pikachu is after all, a rat. Real world Pikachu is a taxidermy creation by Divya Anantharaman (previously).
No one probably would pay a dime for a dead bird. And why in the name of fuck would you want them on your shoes? Take away these very legit and sensible concerns, and you have a $3000 pair of shoes adorned by dead birds. Artist Divya Anantharaman made this pair of heels using 500 carats of raw smoky quartz and Swarovski topaz, and then she added taxidermy birds to the mix, presumably just to spice up the party.
This scary monster was once alive, and lived its life as a deer’s butt. It now happens to be the monster of a deer ass spotted by Adam Wallacavage at Prof. Ouch’s Bizarre Bazaar & Odditorium in Philadelphia.
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These beautifully knit taxidermy heads by Jessica Dance are pretty good to the real deal. In fact, they might be a bit better. The taxidermy heads were created on a commission by The Assembly Network.
Designer Regan Appleton has found an uncanny resemblance between bicycles and animal head trophies. It’s creative, it’s humorous, and who would’ve thought that bicycles had such a resemblance with taxidermy. It is a perfect way to give the beloved old bicycle a hearty goodbye, without having to entirely part with it. In fact, it gets a place of honor, eccentric as that may be.
Insects do have considerable numbers, and dangerous weapons. What they did lack was classic weaponry the likes of which are possessed by humans. Well, they do have that too now and they turned into cyborg-like beings just to get the thing kickstarted. Thankfully made out of taxidermied insects, the concept insect army is the handiwork of Dutch artist Job van der Molen, who has worked carefully enough to create logically realistic versions that make it clear that we should fear a weaponized insect world.