This creative woodwork skull carving is by Maskull Lasserre. We’ve featured a skull of his before where he carved a skull out of a book which had been clasped in a vice. The man is amazingly talented and you can see some of his other works here, which include carving skulls and skeletal systems out of wood.
This coconut skull has found it’s way into the dark folds of the Skull Appreciation Society and we all welcome you. This fiendish mask-like skull was carved by skull nut (badum tish) Scott Middlehurst, a self taught artists hailing from Canada. Scott has made me aware that these skulls can be made available for purchase but do take a month to create from start to finish (includes getting the coconuts). If you dig this skull as much as we do then we recommend popping over to Scotts Facebook page (liking it of course) and get in touch with regards to pricing.
Hopefully we will see many more skull creations in the near future.
Amazing bronze sculpture of a moose skull adorned with it’s original antlers carved with intricate overlapping shapes. Make sure to check out the process images for this piece called Gaia and see the amazing transformation.
Nothing really clever with the title. This skull by Maskull Lassere is amazing however. This white skull was created from a stack of books that have been compressed together and then painstakingly carved into. Yes, pretty damn sweet. Double cool that he has the word skull in his name.
Kinda makes you wonder what he was doing at the time to think this idea up. Whatever is was I’m glad it happened.
