In the world of the figure also ...

[Targol]

.. we feel concerned by pollution.

Thus, this personal realization of Jérémie Bonamant Teboul, one of the greatest masters of the figurine in "homage" to Monsanto:





To give you an idea of ​​the artist's talent, know that the figurine is 32mm high.
Otherwise, for an overview of his other (less militant) creations, you can always go to its site

[Gregconstruct]

Low hat!

[Christophe]

Is it a unique piece?

[Gregconstruct]

While looking at his site, I noticed that it was a figurine that he modified.
So, I guess it's a unique piece ...

[Christophe]

Ok, on the other hand the "GMO I don't want" ruins everything ...

[Gregconstruct]

Yes, it pumps up the whole image ...

[Targol]

It is indeed a unique piece.
Sieur Jérémie is an authority on the world of figurines.
He even wrote (at least) a book on the painting (and sculpture) of the figurines which is on the way (if it is not already done) to become the bible of the figurinists.
I must say that having discovered that this man, whom many consider as a demi-god in the world the figurine (Jérémie, you will excuse me if you read that - I sent him the link towards this subject) had an enlightened conscience environmental problems (he collaborates on the magazine S! lence) gave me great pleasure.
When talent puts itself at the service of a noble cause ...

[Christophe]

When talent puts itself at the service of a noble cause ...

Say right away that no one has talent here

[Gregconstruct]

Yes, it's true that it's beautiful

[Targol]

When talent puts itself at the service of a noble cause ...

Say right away that no one has talent here

I was talking about the relative talent of this gentleman and what I am capable of doing in the field (example for those who want to know why I am a little less present these days on econology) ...
Although, these days, I fight more to eradicate pesticides from the municipal budget than to paint my little fellows ...