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Jason Stieva Ghost Ship

The artist spent 14 months creating the statue of a ghost ship, an artist was in charge of designing it.

Jason Stieva is an artist whose work features gothic-style skull and bone motifs. He is a tattoo and assemblage artist, whose work features various gothic-style skull and bone motifs. In 1997, Jason spoke about his inspiration for the work of his artist. He first saw architecture, art gallery building, churches and cemeteries in Europe, which he first saw on traveling in Europe. For more than 20 years, the artist has been working on his sculptures.

The artist Jason said that he collects objects for his work at various antique stores, garage sales and flea market. He also collects objects for his work at various place of sale, garage sales, garage sales, garage sales or even on the side road. Another one of his most impressive statues he has made is of the Leviathan, a pirate ship that was called the Leviathan. It is quite large, measuring about 2.43 meters high and 2.2 meters long. The amazing piece of art is extremely large, measuring 22.83 meters high, 22.78 meter long and 0.7 cm wide. It took about 14 months for the artist to create. The number of detail in the sculpture is extraordinary.

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