Audrey II Replica

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Artist Jaime Margary (Kalapusa)
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Views: 13,842
Score: 4.64 / 5.00

Date: 02/05/2010
Category: Other
File Info: 888 x 666 px; JPEG; 695.9 kb

Frontpaged February 5, 2010

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This is my final Audrey II, a replica from the Da Doo sequence in the 1986 musical Little Shop of Horrors, as commissioned by photographer/model Emily Steele.

Having started off my series of plant sculptures with an Audrey II ( http://www.newgrounds.com /art/view/kalapusa/audrey -ii-close-up ), it seemed appropriate to close out the series with a final replica, albeit a younger version.

As requested, the sculpt was planted in an authentic 1950's Maxwell House coffee can, the same model seen in the movie and in my original sculpt.

And just in case, from the Q/A:
Q: No photographs? What about a photo of a painting I did in real life?
A: A photograph of a sculpture, painting, or some other piece of art you have made are in fact exceptions to this rule. Feel free to submit scans and photographs of your art if it's not already in a digital format.