Wolf Skull Jack
Wolf Skull Jack not only has wolves in her repertoire but also a load of fine looking skull pen drawings. Wolf Skull is the artist pseudonym of Michelle Harvey, a freelance artist living in England. Wolf Skull Jack has a portfolio
Tribal – Skull Ink Drawing
This illustration is not based on actual tribes (though that is a future idea called ‘tribes’), it merely had a tribal feel to it. That and hidden layers of ‘deep meaning’. This skull ink drawing was created with a variety of pens, from fineliner
Camouflage Skull by Mr Four Fingers
The skull today comes form out very own closet. This Camouflage Skull drawing was created by Mr Four Fingers (the creators of this very skull blog). No fancy pens were used and a fair amount of dizzy spells were endured. Mr Four
Timelapse Skull Drawing by Alphonso Dunn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxlgcLDCiwg This timelapse skull drawing demonstrates one of the ways to draw a skull with pens. I first stumbled across Alphonso Dunn’s tutorials a few months back and he certainly has some good techniques for a range of mediums. I’m particularly interested in pen techniques, hence
Skull Drawings by Tavo Montanez
Tavo Montanez is a multi faceted freelance illustrator/designers from Mexico. Amongst his pen creations you can find some wicked looking skull drawings. One of these is a polygon skull covered in drawings of worms and decay. I think this was a
Slack Jaw – Skull Illustration
This pen and ink skull illustration called 'Slack Jaw' is simply another skull creation for no other reason than to draw. Who knows maybe after collecting some digital dust it will make an appearance somewhere. For more illustrations like this be sure to check out our
Skull Study 3 – Pen and Acrylic Illustration
This creepy fella is the third in our (Mr Four Finegrs) Skull Study series (we will share number 2 when we have some pics). It was created with fineliner pens and acrylic paint and was created in conjunction with our recent skull show, Celebrabis Vitae. This
Some New Illustrations by Boneface
Here are some new illustrations from the hand of Boneface that feature skulls in some way, shape or form. Boneface has been a long time favourite illustrator of mine. His pen work (be it real or digital), weight of lines and
Skull Marks The Spot – Skull T-shirt Design
Mr Four Fingers (our'creative' half) has just released a new skull t-shirt design called 'Skull Marks The Spot'. The design is large, intense, detailed and not for the faint of skull heart. The original skull design was created with extra fine fineliners and
Chaos Rules Skull Pen Drawing
If you guys have ever visited our Mr Four Fingers and SAS shop you will know we have a massive skull t-shirt called Chaos Rules, which was originally a skull pen drawing. As with other artists I love seeing process images of how pieces were created,
Pen and Ink Skull Drawing
This is another pen and ink skull drawing from our other half Mr Four Fingers . This is a dip pen and indian ink drawing which was recently submitted for selection to be made into a sticker, to be part of s sticker book. We
Bird Skull Illustrations by Tillman Project
A wee while ago a good friend of mine, Cheese Ape, sent me some beautiful bird skull illustrations by Clint Reid. Basically, this fella can draw pretty damn well and through the Tillman Project he shares, explains and sells his various illustrations. His illustration make
Intricate Skull Illustrations
SAS welcomes Lucia Paul to the fold with these intricate hand drawn skull illustrations. Lucia hails from Beunos Aires, Argentina and loves drawing detailed images such as these so hopefully we see more skulls!
Skull Illustration by Mr Four Fingers
Ah it's definitely a cop out drawing pictures for gifts, like this skull illustration fella. This illustration, by us Mr Four Fingers, is on a A4-ish slice of 300gsm extra smooth hot pressed paper and was drawn with extra a fine Rotring art pen but
Meyoko Skulls
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.