Dino exhibits
Though these pieces look like they were only recently excavated and put together by very hard working paleontologists, these dino models are in fact made using plastic chair really, really cleverly! Aptly named Shapeshifter and Cetology, the artworks are the brainchild of Brian Jungen who obviously loved the Jurassic Park series! Hang one of these 'artworks' in your living room for your engagement party and announce your 'wild' side to the world!
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Via: Makezine
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