Japan’s tiniest Instagram model Chopin the Hedgehog perfectly fits that description. His owner Shota Tsukamoto attracted over 300,000 followers with his first pet hedgehog named Darcy. Unfortunately, these adorable animals have a short life span so Darcy was replaced by Matthew, and Chopin eventually took over the modeling duties.

All of Tsukamoto’s hedgehogs are equally adorable, but he didn’t simply rely on their cuteness in an attempt to transform them into Instagram superstars. A lot of attention to detail goes into each and every one of his photos, and they’re all unique in their own right.

Chopin’s owner uses different themes and props to make his photos amazing, but what sets him apart from other hedgehogs on Instagram is his hilarious wig. Chopin doesn’t wear it in every picture, but once he does there’s no way of confusing him with anyone else.

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“The main source of inspiration for me are the shapes and colors of nature, especially animals and hedgehogs have a very special place in my heart,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I’ve always had a thing for this little prickly critters. Meeting a hedgehog on a walk always makes me happy.”

In her work, she uses polymer clay, and her main inspiration to create hedgehogs was pygmy hedgehog called Julian. “Julian is gone now but my love for hedgehogs is not weakening,” she added. “I help, if necessary, wild hedgehogs in my area and I support organizations that save hedgehogs in need.”

To see her creations, check out her Instagram account, or have a look at her Etsy store or website.

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Japan’s tiniest Instagram model Chopin the Hedgehog perfectly fits that description. His owner Shota Tsukamoto attracted over 300,000 followers with his first pet hedgehog named Darcy. Unfortunately, these adorable animals have a short life span so Darcy was replaced by Matthew, and Chopin eventually took over the modeling duties.

All of Tsukamoto’s hedgehogs are equally adorable, but he didn’t simply rely on their cuteness in an attempt to transform them into Instagram superstars. A lot of attention to detail goes into each and every one of his photos, and they’re all unique in their own right.

Chopin’s owner uses different themes and props to make his photos amazing, but what sets him apart from other hedgehogs on Instagram is his hilarious wig. Chopin doesn’t wear it in every picture, but once he does there’s no way of confusing him with anyone else.

The post Chopin the Hedgehog is Posing with Cute Tiny Wigs appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“The main source of inspiration for me are the shapes and colors of nature, especially animals and hedgehogs have a very special place in my heart,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I’ve always had a thing for this little prickly critters. Meeting a hedgehog on a walk always makes me happy.”

In her work, she uses polymer clay, and her main inspiration to create hedgehogs was pygmy hedgehog called Julian. “Julian is gone now but my love for hedgehogs is not weakening,” she added. “I help, if necessary, wild hedgehogs in my area and I support organizations that save hedgehogs in need.”

To see her creations, check out her Instagram account, or have a look at her Etsy store or website.

The post Artist Makes Adorable Polymer Clay Sculptures of Her Late Hedgehog appeared first on PlayJunkie.