Dental phantoms are such incredibly fascinating historical pieces that we, Mr Four Fingers, just had to draw one. This dental manikin is based on a real life version over at Museum Oddities. We have posted about this superb website before and we recommend you check
Artist Sergio Barrale and some of his skull work. Sergio quit his job, sold his stuff, moved out of New York City and into a cabin to paint. His journey can be followed here. Thanks for sharing Sergio and keep on painting!
RIP David Bowie 1947 - 2016 David Bowie passed away this week after a 18 month battle with cancer. The world has lost an icon and we were all lucky to have lived at the same time of this creative, innovative and unique individual. Illustration by Iain Macarthur
The Art of Wolfskulljack Book is a Kickstarter to back one of our favourite Skull Society Artists - Wolfjackskull. YOU HAVE 29 HOURS TO BACK THIS PROJECT! Back it now. We were a bit late on the draw with this one unfortunately but hopefully you see this
The Witch-king of Angmar was the leader of the Nazgûl or Ringwraiths, and Sauron's second-in-command in the Second and Third Ages. Once a king of men, he was corrupted by one of the nine Rings of Power given to the lords of men and became
Vero Navarro, a Madrid-based illustrator, has created this playful print series, titled Hipster Bones, portraying a hipster with a trendy bone golf shirt. Vero combines illustration with digital techniques to execute some of her work. To view more of Vero’s beautiful work, visit veronavarro.co.
Sneaky Studios, one of our favourite artists here at the society, has created another juicy skull filled with whole planets and amazing detail. I've gone ahead and labelled it a cosmic skull due to the nature of the contents, and in matching with his
This Killer Skull Illustration is by artists and tattoo artist - Marcus Manfredi. A humble talent, Marcus still refers to himself as an ‘Amateur Tattooer’, currently working out of Black Barock Tattoo in Barcelona. Marcus enjoys drawing and painting in addition to tattooing. His other passion
Set Me Free is a series by Jerameel Lu, a Philippines based artist. He has work on Deviant Art too, and this series reminds me of an idea I had to execute a similar style but with actual sculpture. As they say 'nothing is original!'. The
Creature Box is an illustration studio who are brilliant at creating comic book characters. They also make monsters and this little skull creature is one of those! I found this guy on Instagram, and then Pinterest shortly after, and based on that coincidence and the
Delusion This original piece is was a blast to illustrate. Free your mind of delusions, remember to think freely and use the light of truth to guide you through the fog of lies that encompass this world. Signed and dated on front, dated, signed and stamped on
Joe King, one of the first artists to grace our society's walls, is back again and this time with an even bigger boom. His skull art is impressive and I love his graphic style which particularly works well as posters or straight-up
We have been following BioWorkz on Instagram for a while now and I have been dying to do a blog about these beautiful skulls. I am sucker for this style of illustration and the work is similar to two of my other
These little fella's are part of a ongoing series by Alex Solis called Inkteraction. Without stating the obvious, the idea of incorporating human interaction with illustration is probably not a new idea but this is certainly executed well. And of course it's
Artist Name: WANT SOME STUDIO Name of piece: LIFE, DEATH AND PRIZES Type: GICLÉE PRINT Materials used: PEN AND PENCIL ILLUSTRATION Country: UK Size: 50x70cm Price: £150 Want Some Studio is the working name of illustrator Marco Bevilacqua. Marco was introduced to us through the Mr Gresty Exhibitions which take place at
Le Marke, or Antonio Aguirre, is a Mexican based artist who loves skulls! We connected with Le Marke through Mr Four Fingers and we've definitely seen this guys skills get better and better with every piece he creates! So much so that we knew
When it comes to skull illustrations few can match the power-house that is Raf the Might. We featured in numerous times on the website and I have a feeling this won't be the last time either! Raf the Might was featured at our recent skull exhibition
Andrew Archer has a multi faceted portfolio. The use line tension, colour palette and perspective in some of his work would make even that late Moebius proud. These are some of the skulls I found lurking in his gallery but be sure to check out
Paul Alexander Thornton is a magician with a ball-point pen. So much so that every piece of his, skulls or not, completely blows my mind. His skulls are incredibly detailed and have a vibrancy about them which is a refreshing take on skulls in
This guy certainly needs no introduction, especially on this blog as we've mentioned his skills before numerous times, but Iain Macarthur's tribal skulls are something worth mentioning again, especially seeing as though they are now all available in our online shop for the low