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The freshwater clothodile feeds primarily on plushalopes and other large stuffed animals that come down to watering holes to drink. They can grow up to sixteen feet in length and exhibit a symbiotic relationship with the tiny tailor-bird, which will walk fearless into the clothodile's mouth, cleaning the predator's teeth, pulling out loose threads, and carefully stitching up any small rips or tears they may find.6 x 18 on 2" cradled gessoboard, mixed media over print sealed ot board.
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I'm not sure whether to be terrified or go "Awwwwwwww!"
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Where do you come up with stuff like this? I love it!
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Oh this is so cute, I love you little plushanimals, and I hope in the future you make more of these little fellows of cuteness. I find it awing that a clothodile can swim in water that usually is bad for stuffies
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I love the storylines you come up with for these odd critters.
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I WANT ONE! Where can I get a plush like this from?
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Fun idea. I'm amused that everything looks face except for those teeth.
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Oh man, I wish I could sew. Then I could sew this clothodile into life!
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D'awwww, this is so adorable!! Super cute idea! ^^
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These plush things remind me of an old flash game on the internet where you act as a mental doctor for abused plushies. Very fun and creative, can't remember the name though, it's in German, the name, not the game.
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I love these unknown creatures, your so cool! Do you have a picture of the tiny tailor-bird?
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Yes! I so want to see a tailor-bird sewing up a rip in the clothadile's mouth!
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X3 That would be so cool! Nice idea
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I love learning about previously unknown species. Where was this fearsome beastie discovered?
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I love the slightly maniacal malevolence of the button eye - fabulous!
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I want to live in your brain so, so badly. This is darling, and I'm having a love affair with those rocks.
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loved the name
very original
and of course, amazing draw ~
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Awesome, and I haven't looked at the rest of your comments, but I'm pretty sure I speak for most when I say, "Okay...now we need a tailor-bird." Great work, as always. I'm always excited when I see a new piece from you in my messages.
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Your art is always so creative. I'd love to see the clothodile with its mouth open and a tailor bird tending to it.
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I do so love how your mind works, and its unusual creations that always make me smile.
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oh my god i want to put this in my sewing room. it doesn't exist yet, but when it does it will have to have this piece of art.
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This is so darned cute. 
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oh my god this reminds me spot-on of a pink plushie crocodile I made.
I made him out of a pair of pants :3c
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Clotho, the youngest of the Greek Three Fates.
I'd fancy a repair-bird too!
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I love your descriptions as much as your artwork. I don't know anyone else who can blend whimsy and realistic details so well. Nice job.
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You are so unique! I love your quirky little critters and stories!
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this is the cutest thing i've ever seen! and i have a puppy!
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There should definitely BE a plush clothdile: that'd be way cute!
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I need a tiny tailor bird to help with my quilting. Hope we get to see one (or a flock) of them someday.
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