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"CREATURES" An immersive experience in movement, sound and sculpture AT MOBIUS. WITH LIZ RONCKA, JANE WANG, SARA JUNE, TOM PLSEK, MAX LORD. Rodent Nest and Costume by Libby O'Flaherty. April 9, 2010. Photo: ©Bob Raymond.
I found this little grub underneath the stacked newspaper on the way I'm about to close the shop. It was kind of ticklish to hold on the "body" of this little creature. It keeps wriggle and it's body looks like it's full of scale. That was the larger maggot that I ever seen in my life. Not saying that it was the largest in the world, it just gigantic to me.. Taken on 8 July 2012. Time are unknown. It says that it was taken on 20:25 PM, but as I know, it was about 16:15 PM, so the time is strayed away. It should be GMT+8, but I don't know what's wrong with my phone.. -_-
Creature design from my own imagination. The Kotheen are Humanoids. Their bodies and ears, lips, nose and eye lids are covered in strong scales with fur pelt on their faces, shoulders, fingers, knees, feet and groins. They have hair on their head and eyebrows and eyelashes. They have crooked sharp teeth that they take pride in sharping and twisting and they also have sharp claws on their fingers and toes. Their scales become duller as they age and their pelt turns grey to white. Design development from 2008-present. All rights reserved. A4X2
Bit of fluff - national media museum, Bradford. The exhibition has a few disturbing moments though...
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”