http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2154283/Cats-away-Artist-turns-dead-pet-flying-helicopter-killed-car.html
Whoa! I would never ever get an idea like that!
Whoa! I would never ever get an idea like that!
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Artist turns a dead pet into a helicopter?
- Thread starter Gervaise Brook-Hampster
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Sorry to be the one to break it to you, but the cat is dead, it is incapable of having any feelings.
It is a great idea though.
If I can throw a can of tomato juice and some paint buckets on a white canvas and call it art, then I suppose this could be called art too. 
Kinda sick though.
Kinda sick though.
what a sicko... imagine your dead grandmother being turned into a toy like that. disgusting. reminds me of Gunter von Hagens (he kind of tries to make art with corpses), i once visited an exhibition of his, some stuff was really interesting (especially if you work in medicine, which i don't), some stuff was just plain desecration of corpses. the crossection of the bowels of a guy who died of constipation was a sight to behold though.
some of his "art" (nsfw i guess):
http://finn.peoples4life.de/unbenannt.html
some of his "art" (nsfw i guess):
http://finn.peoples4life.de/unbenannt.html
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Why so serious Tix mate, humans do way, way sicker stuff to our furry and feathery friends on a daily basis in the name of efficient food production.
I dont think anyone would consider doing the same to a human, excepting the "art" of von Hagens. There is definitely a line to be crossed somewhere in the name of art, but this is far from doing that.
Cat surely don't mind...
I dont think anyone would consider doing the same to a human, excepting the "art" of von Hagens. There is definitely a line to be crossed somewhere in the name of art, but this is far from doing that.
Cat surely don't mind...
sure, the cat doesn't mind. but still it's pretty sick... it's unethical and stating it's a tribute to the dead cat is just ridiculous. this "event" doesn't deserve the media attention it has drawn (stuff like this on the internet can be considered normal, but seeing a 3-minute report on so-called "news" on a less reputable tv station made me rage).
He's just leveling up his necro skills.
"Arise, my pet!"
(kudos if you guess which game is that quote from)
"Arise, my pet!"
(kudos if you guess which game is that quote from)
But he makes damn good ice creamwhat a sicko... imagine your dead grandmother being turned into a toy like that. disgusting. reminds me of Gunter von Hagens (he kind of tries to make art with corpses), i once visited an exhibition of his, some stuff was really interesting (especially if you work in medicine, which i don't), some stuff was just plain desecration of corpses. the crossection of the bowels of a guy who died of constipation was a sight to behold though.
some of his "art" (nsfw i guess):
Honestly I'm agreeing with tixhal here. And how does anyone come up with an idea to make a helicopter out of a cat? I did think about making a fur cap or mittens out of my dead cats fur, but not turn it into a helicopter!
Should have just skinned it and made a winter over coat for the next family cat.
^^ that would be useful, compared to a goddamn remote controlled helicopter.
since i was young our family had at least one cat (+ some half wild ones that chose to give birth to their young on our property and stuck around), i consider them part of the family. stuff like this is no way to honor a dead "family member" even if it is "just a pet".
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