It's only natural that when we come across amazing talents that they get to make our skull wall of fame multiple times. Smug One is one of those talents that I'm sure will be making more then two appearances (check out last blog here!). The scale
Screaming for Vengeance is a new mural by the graffiti god that is Nychos. Is it just me, or does his work get better and better? This won't be the last time he is featured on our blog.
These colourful and highly textured spray painted skulls were created by Spanish graffiti artist Txemy. Any idea on how to say his name? 'Tax - my'? 'Tax - e - me'? Originally found on Designspiration
We stumbled across an amazing spray paint skull and were immediately impressed. What we soon found out is that Alex Young is actually a tattoo artist/illustrator with a distinctive style and heaps of skill. The first image is
The Consumer, a Pacman inspired piece, is by street artist SHOK-01. SHOK usually creates street art/graffiti which contains bones and inside the iconic Pacman-like figure is a skull. The meaning of the piece is quite literal and is aimed at all of us, including SHOK himself,
We have featured some skull work from Aryz before but we felt that this time instead of one image, we would gather a few for you. If you are like me then you will gaze upon
I found this beautiful piece of street art on the Obsessed with Skulls Facebook page, it looks to me like a little skeleton family - mom and 3 cute kids skulls and all. It got such a good response on Facebook that I thought I
I spotted this skull street art at Corbet Place, near Brick Lane London, while having a beer after work. The sun is finally making an appearance and when drinking I always recommend outside areas, and Corbet Place has a lovely little outside bar. If you're
Quick Intro Clip of some London Street Art by Nychos I walk past these most days and now that I’ve watched the video’s I can’t believe what an amazing talent this man is. NYCHOS is incredible and his work can be seen in most major cities -
I've had these pictures sitting in my Dropbox for months, but the street art is still there, and can be found on Cheshire Street just off Brick Lane, so thought it's about time I pulled finger and gave these skulls a mention. Dscreet does loads
Pretty intense skull murals and art by Hungarian street artist Fat Heat. He has a superb array of images in his portfolio and many crazy skulls strewn about. His 'About' section is quite a refreshing read, no bullshit and pomp, just passion. Fat Heat's art
Mr Ojey 80 is another skull appreciation lover and sent us his collection of digital skulls on Facebook. I promised to share them and why wouldn't I. They are skullarific. Mr Ojey is also a skilled graffiti artist and you can check out his blog
This is one of those pieces of art where that leaves me wondering if I like it. I mean the skill involved in cutting the design by hand, which looks like ultra fine mesh, is remarkable. On the other hand it is an image of
Amazing skull graffiti by Australian born artist Ian Strange AKA Kid Zoom. Apologies as I didn't bookmark the source of the above image. Image from Flautones Flickr account Image from Charp Flickr
Some skull action by Ron English. I particularly like the Star Skull’s smooth white bone with hints of yellow.
Screen print design created by Australian graffiti artist Meggs. Image found on Prefuse and this print my still be available for purchase on Everfresh Studio, but they are currently udpating their shop. I have a feeling they will be sold out as this print was