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Made out of layers of repurposed cement bags and covered with vintage French book pages these handmade animal heads could bring a little sense of humor to the traditional architecture of my living room. So if I were to buy a couple they would look like this:

Perhaps I should look into making them myself. A quick search through the web brought me to the Ultimate Paper Mache blog where the author takes me on a journey of different techniques to make sculptures out of paper and paste. Am I up for this challenge? We shall see! Until then I am off to paint the brick around the fireplace.
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