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Animals and plants – or nature in general – have always been a huge inspiration to many artists. But have you ever tried to imagine how these subjects would look like when combined?
Designcrowd, a community of freelance graphic designers around the world, has organized a competition where various Photoshop artists could show their skills by merging animals and plants into one unexpected object. Scroll down to see the results for yourself!
More info: designcrowd.com
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Diane DesAutels 3 years ago
There's *slow*, and then there's *sessile* (like a barnacle)! 😁 (Incidentally, I learned that vocabulary word from Lois McMaster Bujold. Anyone else here who likes fantasy prose as well as visuals?)
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Diane DesAutels 3 years ago
I've seen trees with bark that really does resemble elephant skin, but I feel sorry for this guy, immobile and out of reach of more than a little grass to eat. 🤷
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Night Owl 7 years ago
That would answer the question about what came first
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Diane DesAutels 3 years ago
Fierce scales, like a sturgeon, but even more, watch out he doesn't flip that mace of a tail at you! 😉
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Diane DesAutels 3 years ago
Well, I hate the PEELING-banana ones, but for this, it's really the perfect shape!
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Diane DesAutels 3 years ago (edited)
That berry-cap makes a *pretty* house, but it's not very durable, little guy!
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Thinairgal 7 years ago
I'm not sure these plant/animal combos are such a great idea - they tend to suddenly split in half...
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