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Sculpey, acrylic paint, glass eyes, plastic beads, fur fabric, a bell, some ribbon, tinfoil and wire
This is the most posable of any of my creatures, which do not contain an armature in their main body, not only is she very posable she is more inclined to stay in the pose you put her, unless gravity wins. The book she is resting was bought not homemade. She has webbed feet because when sculpting her face I was inexplicably reminded of an otter.
A marine otteln is a very, very friendly animal, they have an innate liking of people and enjoy their company, but are not attention seeking. For some reason, despite their webbed feet, they often do not seem to care whether they are in water or on land, it is possible that they have long since evolved for land, but kept their webbed fett, but is far, far more likely that they are just too lazy to hold their breath. This could also explain why they don't mind becoming family pets too much when they are given names such as Ottywotty and the like, or possibly that they rather like wearing collars.

Description
Sculpey, acrylic paint, glass eyes, plastic beads, fur fabric, a bell, some ribbon, tinfoil and wire
This is the most posable of any of my creatures, which do not contain an armature in their main body, not only is she very posable she is more inclined to stay in the pose you put her, unless gravity wins. The book she is resting was bought not homemade. She has webbed feet because when sculpting her face I was inexplicably reminded of an otter.
A marine otteln is a very, very friendly animal, they have an innate liking of people and enjoy their company, but are not attention seeking. For some reason, despite their webbed feet, they often do not seem to care whether they are in water or on land, it is possible that they have long since evolved for land, but kept their webbed fett, but is far, far more likely that they are just too lazy to hold their breath. This could also explain why they don't mind becoming family pets too much when they are given names such as Ottywotty and the like, or possibly that they rather like wearing collars.