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MONKEY

December 13, 2008
by: jovial_cynic


This figurine actually didn't come from a client request. I made this after being inspired by a client request for sloth figurine that I made a while back. I really like the idea of the added texture of the tree (or other things jutting out of the ground), and instead of having a sloth in place, I replaced it with a cute little monkey.



This monkey also comes off and can be hung wherever you need to hang a monkey.
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Stephen said:
I like the monkey in the tree, but what about adding a canopy of leaves to the tree top?
December 13, 2008


jovial_cynic said:
Stephen - thanks!

Adding leaves is certainly possible, but the detail required might end up making this a very expensive figurine, on account of the time required.

With my Djinn figurine, I figured out how to make smoke in an abstract and simple way. I'm not sure how to make abstract leaves...

December 14, 2008


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