Image Source: BioLib This skull may have the appearance of a snake skull but what you are indeed looking at is a moray eel skull. I have always been fascinated by moray eels and their ability to send chills down ones spine with their surprise attacks
As cute as a Koala seems I always think that they are simply biding their time before they attack. Seeing a Koala Skull does not help the matter much. Thankfully these terrors are unfounded as they are indeed slow moving lazy buggers who sleep a whopping
This time the skull belongs to our sleepy friend the Two Toed Sloth. It is yet another skull that looks out of sorts with the owner. I mean look at those gnashers! As you will know by now the Two Toed Sloth is the world’s slowest
These lovely coyote skulls are hand painted with visions of the cosmos. Actual N.A.S.A photographs inspire these particular designs. Each skull is individually customized so no two are alike. These cosmic animal skulls are available to buy from Divya Taxidermy.
The little skull belongs to the Boston Terrier. This wee bugger was originally bred for the fighting pits but it’s sunny disposition made it more popular with homeowners. This breed of dog is also known as the ‘American Gentleman’ for their tuxedo like black and
Guessing the species of an animal from a skull alone will prove difficult for most. Just take this Southern Sea Lion Skull for example. No chance I would have guessed correctly. Would you have? This seal may earn its name from its hairy mane but
Looking to expand our knowledge of skulls, we have decided to branch out a little more. Thus we are creating a series called Bone Beneath. This will cover all skulls from humans to goats, lizards to pretty parrots. First up in the series is the
There are a whole lot of strange skulls out there and this one ranks pretty high. Though this skull does look stranger than most due to the long and curved tusks. They can grow so long that they have been know to pierce the animals
Yeah it may have taken a couple of years (featured before) but we eventually bought ourselves ‘Skulls’. That is to say it’s a skull book. This is an amazing book that explores the stupendous collection of human and animal skulls belonging to
Found these intricate skull linocut prints squirreled away in the design portfolio of Orla Hunter. Like her namesake these prints are skulls of predators, a tiger and a sun bear. Orla Hunter is digital Art Director and Designer from Johannesburg, South Africa.
When we initially saw this skull we thought the teeth were delicately hand carved. As it turns out these teeth belong to a Crabeater seal. These ocean dwelling creatures are medium to large, slender, pale coloured and found one floating pack-ice in and around
Been finding quite a few linocut skulls recently and Mazatl is definitely showing some top form. I particularly like the animal series of prints where the animal flesh half is mirrored by the skull half. These
I was first introduced to lino cutting back in the days of college. It involved gently heating linoleum in a small heater (with conveyor belt). Tiny tools were then used to gouge out a design. Tiny tools that play
I really enjoyed seeing the transformation of this Blue Cow Skull from covered in rotting furs to dazzling blue. Would look great on any wall. Created by Bruce Jason Bohman.
We have featured some amazing hand carved animal skulls from Bali before and this time we have yet more amazing skulls from a different collective called Aureus Arts. These beautiful, hand drawn designs are carved into real buffalo/cow
These soft and fuzzy looking teddy bear skulls are based on actual reverse engineered teddy bears. Yeah, that may sound a bit mental but seeing the final product I can do with a little insanity. These skulls are made from
This fantastic collection by Virginia The Wolf is one of the best collection of skull necklaces I have seen. I'm a massive fan of contemporary treatment of skulls such as the use of gradients and bold 'statement'
I never even knew there was a term 'Pastel Goth' until I found these two decoupage animal skulls. These two skulls, a deer and a raccoon, are creations by 2 Flying Frisbys and were originally sourced from a local hunter. These animal skulls were
Faceless is a lesser God that engulfs animals and uses their skulls to represent his head. This dark creature reminds me of that creepy fella from Spirited Away who tries to consume pretty much everything it comes into contact with. I certainly like this
La Mano de Cuervo , translated as Raven's Hand (or Crow Tongue?), is a random Flickr account find of a fella with a whole bunch of lovely photography from excursions into the forest. Amongst these gems are a few diamonds, in the form of skulls. Check