This eerie-looking skull rock sclupture is by the artist Luis Garcia Vidal and is about death, obviously. His work sits peacefully, quietly watching over the valley in the Parque de los Desvelados, Navarra, Spain, despite the elements and any would-be vandals. Unfortunately I cannot find
These magical crystal skulls are sculptures from Skullis.com. They look great, and if you are into that sort of thing, can provide certain healing properties through the type of stone/crystal they are. Skullis.com is one of the world's leading distributor of crystal and gemstone skulls,
In my search for some skull action I went searching through the popular skull sites (we are not the only ones of course) and my search took me too Obsessed With Skulls, which is a great skull blog BTW. This skull was created by 3D artist Meats
You Blow My Mind is a current exhibition by Hackney-based artist, Lauren Baker. The show is taking place at the Hang-Up Gallery in Stoke Newington, London, and also features a collaboration between Lauren Baker and artist Sequin Kay. The exhibition runs until the 24th January
this origami skull sculpture was sent to us inn the comments section from a recent post about an exploding skull. The skull has been created by Christopher Yuki Itoh. From the look of his Tumblr blog he loves a bit of origami, and even teaches
This compressed moulded Cocaine Skull by Diddo, titled Ecce Animal, is doing the rounds at the moment and definitely deserves a mention. The skull has been put together using gelatin and street-sourced cocaine, which is roughly 15-20% pure. The actual process of the making of this
I often trawl our twitter account, @Skull_Society, and search for #skullart so that I can Retweet the skull love to our followers. This particular Skull Rock Sculpture is from trashyvintageglamour's Instagram, and is a beautiful installment in any garden.
Richard Boyd-Dunlop is currently exhibiting skull-themed artwork at the Pierre Peters Gallery in Auckland, New Zealand. The exhibition is called 'Death of the Skull,' and features skulls on a variety of mediums. The exhibition runs from 6 August - 30 August 2013. Visit
This bizarre typewriter skull was created by artist Jeremy Mayer. The skull is titled Skull I and is made from vintage typewriter parts. As with all of Jeremy's creations, the skull was assembled with various typewriter parts and are bent, screwed and bolted into place - no welding
This denim skull is called in Bone and Denim and is sculpted by Christian Weber.
We found this amazing skull on This is Colossal and has been doing the rounds on the blogs and social sites so we couldn't resist adding to the SAS wall. The skull is by self-taught artist, Haroshi, and is made from repurposed skateboard decks. Haroshi