Yeah, why not?
November 12, 2005 9:12 PM   Subscribe

Ever wanted a stuffed animal with a little more bite? Then the Urban Beast Project is for you. Hundreds of stuffed animals "taxidermied" into their more feral cousins. And if you've ever wanted a small gallery of grille pets, they've got one.
posted by Captaintripps (11 comments total)
 
Terrifying.
posted by electric_counterpoint at 9:27 PM on November 12, 2005


Funny somebody should mention grille pets. This was in today's NYTimes.
posted by ilsa at 9:29 PM on November 12, 2005


im bookmarking.
posted by j-urb at 9:41 PM on November 12, 2005


Urban Beasts are recycled skins of thrown out stuffed animals taxidermied to create feral relatives.

That's the coolest thing I've heard all day. Morbid and very interesting. I wanna play too.
posted by sjvilla79 at 9:48 PM on November 12, 2005


Reminds me of a video I once saw where one of those dancing and singing stuffed animals was stripped of fur so it looked like a skeleton. Alas, I have no link, but it's an idea I want to try soon.
posted by Citizen Premier at 10:04 PM on November 12, 2005


Perhaps the dumbest thing I've seen this month.
posted by Ynoxas at 10:20 PM on November 12, 2005


dios mio.
posted by kosem at 10:26 PM on November 12, 2005


This is superior to much of the grad student output of America's art schools.
posted by troutfishing at 6:41 AM on November 13, 2005


Awesome idea. And the side project, Beast Blender, looks like it'll be fun when the gallery gets populated and more creatures are added.

Too bad I can't spend more than a few minutes at a time on that site. (Back when I made my very first Geoshitties site, I thought white on black with red links was cool too, not realizing how hard on the eyes it can be.)
posted by Gator at 7:03 AM on November 13, 2005


Oh, there is stuff in the Beast Blender gallery, just took forever to load.
posted by Gator at 7:05 AM on November 13, 2005



This is superior to much of the grad student output of America's art schools


That is very true.
posted by Jon-o at 7:16 AM on November 13, 2005


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