Skull Coffee Grinder
Skulltacular coffee grinder! Perfect for the skull-loving caffeine addict. DOUBLE WANT! Image found on Who Killed Bambi and is by AZRainman.
Skulltacular coffee grinder! Perfect for the skull-loving caffeine addict. DOUBLE WANT! Image found on Who Killed Bambi and is by AZRainman.
I found this metal skeleton in the Lake District. The skull, along with the rest of the body, is completely rusted and it was a unexpected surprise skull find. *Update 05/08/2013 - I love it when this happens. The creator of this skull found our site
Featured on This is Colossal were these amazingly intricate hand rendered skulls from the hand of Melissa Murillo A.K.A. Meyoko. I admire work like this, not only for originality but for the dedication it takes to complete illustrations so elaborate.
These beautiful, subtle and delicately sinister skulls are created by Karl Kwansy and you check them out at his Deviant Art account under the name Monavx. Most are created with watercolor and finished in photoshop. Originally found on Design You Trust.
Subtle use of the skull by the master of otherworldly perspective that warps the mind, Mr M.C. Escher. This particular image was created by Mezzotint and is the reason this piece has such amazing tonality.
This is a beautifully carved skull. The artwork is Tibetan and this is definitely one of the better carved skulls on SAS. This skull was found on 9WOWS.
A young boy was accidentally shot through the head with a fishing spear gun while on holiday in Florida, USA. The X-ray belows shows how the spear was lodged in the skull - you can see the spear actually goes right through the back. What
This dripping skull art piece is by Markus Linnenbrink. Resin is used to paint the skull and then it drips off and starts to solidify. The effect is Skulltacular.
The Asmat Tribe, from Irian Jaya Indonesia, collect and worship ancestor skulls to remember their deceased family members. The tribes all decorate the skulls differently, in this case the Asmat Tribe use feathers, seeds and carved sea shell rings to decorate their skulls. We found these
If L.S.D. had an art form it would most definitely be that of Matei Apostolescu. These insane and mesmerizing skulls have some odd, kinda futuristic, forms that I have not seen before, which leave me a little spooked and salivating. It's weird I know. Each of
Found this simply intricate (yes that's what I said) maze-like skull on Baubauhaus, created by Partel Oliva. Not sure what it was for as a tried checking out Partel's website only to find information on wedding decorations.