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Dionysus is a ooak (one of a kind) friesian kirin sculpture. He was made from polymer clay over a wire and foil armature. Dionysus is about 5.5 inches long from chest to bum, about 14 inches long from the end of his tail horns to the front tip of his antlers (full length), and about 9.5 inches tall from hoof to the top of his antlers. Dionysus was painted in acrylic to a deep black with shimmering violet and green iridescence on his scales, hooves, horns, and antlers. He has inset brown resin eyes.

I haven't made a dark coloured kirin before so was excited about this guy. I did a lot of editing on his legs to get a fancy dressage pose with proper balance. In addition, this is the first time I've done this, his antlers are removable, as are the horns on his tail. I did this to give myself less of a headache in shipping, and hopefully it will allow me to charge less for shipping on these in the future.

Dionysus is for sale! You can check him out on etsy here: [link]

If you are interested in following my sculpture work and seeing progress photos feel free to check out my facebook [link] or tumblr [link]

Oh, and a random fun fact... the place I took this photo is the same place I took this photo of Illiad, just a different season!

Description
Dionysus is a ooak (one of a kind) friesian kirin sculpture. He was made from polymer clay over a wire and foil armature. Dionysus is about 5.5 inches long from chest to bum, about 14 inches long from the end of his tail horns to the front tip of his antlers (full length), and about 9.5 inches tall from hoof to the top of his antlers. Dionysus was painted in acrylic to a deep black with shimmering violet and green iridescence on his scales, hooves, horns, and antlers. He has inset brown resin eyes.

I haven't made a dark coloured kirin before so was excited about this guy. I did a lot of editing on his legs to get a fancy dressage pose with proper balance. In addition, this is the first time I've done this, his antlers are removable, as are the horns on his tail. I did this to give myself less of a headache in shipping, and hopefully it will allow me to charge less for shipping on these in the future.

Dionysus is for sale! You can check him out on etsy here: [link]

If you are interested in following my sculpture work and seeing progress photos feel free to check out my facebook [link] or tumblr [link]

Oh, and a random fun fact... the place I took this photo is the same place I took this photo of Illiad, just a different season!