Assemblage of other things

The subject is rebuilt entirely from things that are not its own material: other objects, foods, plants, creatures or textures, chosen per image, such as fruit, flowers, cutlery, toys, machine parts, stones, shells or fabric. Each piece stays readable as what it is up close, while the subject's silhouette, proportions and pose read clearly at a distance. Faces keep true structure; eyes are one fitting round piece with a natural highlight; hair, fur and feathers are repeated small pieces following the direction of growth. Soft studio key light. No logos or lettering. A sitting owl sculpture built entirely from vintage porcelain: body from stacked teacups and saucers in cream, blue-and-white and pale rose china, feathers from overlapping broken porcelain shards and saucer fragments following the direction of growth, wings from two fanned saucers, ear tufts from cup handles, eyes each one round glazed saucer center with a natural highlight, beak from a small curved shard, feet from two cup handles gripping a small teapot lid, joined with visible glue seams and small brass wire twists. The owl alone, on a clean plain background (transparent if your generator supports it), with a soft natural contact shadow. Portrait format.