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We describe technology as augmenting human capabilities. But other creatures have been way ahead of us for millions of years: sharper hearing, a better sense of smell, protective shells and exoskeletons, weapons (claws, horns, talons), and wings. This costume expresses animal superpowers as we might design them for ourselves. Special thanks to brilliant photographer Willie Davis and multitalented stylist Alina Rancier.
MATERIALS:
Bought: IKEA PS 2002 watering cans (17x$0.69, price reduced from $1.99), Loops & Threads 1/2 inch by 1.5 yard black braided elastic ($2.69), Everbilt 1/8 inch by 50 yard black paracord ($4.48), machine screws ($1.18), steel washers ($1.18). Already owned: black clothes (turtleneck, jeans, socks, sneakers, costume gloves), scissors, pencil, hacksaw, metal file, power drill, drill bit, work gloves.