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or at least, the making of the statue in the ministry of magic. Who would have brought this awful piece of art into the world I wonder?the original description of the statue belongs to J.K. Rowling
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omg XD YES hahaha the artists reminds me of the one in hercules...
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This is hilarious. I think this is how it was created.
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Very funny, especially the house elf and the goblin.
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That's a really clever idea! I love the contrast between the models and the sculpture- you've done it really well and it's making me laugh!
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I'm glad to hear it, thank you!
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lol i love that the witch and the centaur are totally grumpy and one of the houseelves is soooo not interested... 
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the thing reading the book is a goblin, not a houself
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"idealistic" may not be the word I would choose (I was thinking more in the lines of 'racist', 'egocentric' and even 'sexist' 
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hahahaha this is amazingly clever! i love this!
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Haa ha ha ha!! I love that the elf is exactly the same!
Genius!
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Hahaha, this is great! I love the concept!
I really like how only the house elf, and the wizard of the statue look realistic. And my favourite part must be the skinny centaur xD oh oh AND the ...wait, is the reading creature a gnome?:S I can't remember how they're called
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the reading creature is called a goblin (they aren't too fond of humans
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aah yeah, that was it. Having read all the books in greek, my mother language, I always forget the english names. In greek, the creature was a "telonio"
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'telonio' sounds great! I have no idea what they called it in Dutch since I never read the translation, but it probably didn't sound that good
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haha... I like how telonio sounds, too. Another word is "kalikanjaros", which sounds quite funny.
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It's another word we use to say "goblin", more used than "telonio", only that I kinda like telonio more 'cause it's sounds more poetic... and can also mean an elf(only... small elf, not a Legolas type. More of a Dobby type) xD
(Hah, these commments are like... "Practical Greek for fantasy fans"
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I like that the Greek words are so different from the English ones. In Dutch some of the translations sound a lot like English. For example: elf = elf. 'Goblin' was translated into 'kobold' though, which I rather like. So now you've learned some practial fantasy Dutch
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"elf" in general is "xotiko" in greek (yeah, it's related to the word exotic)
kobold? that's nice. it sound goblin-y/.
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Oh god this is great!
love the idea, with the models standing behind the statue
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of course you didn't, I'm so glad you commented!
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hehe i love the expression of the centaur, he looks like hes going to kill someone XD
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maybe he is :-S
that's a pretty morbid thought.
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