You’ve probably seen us mention Ali Gulec before as we’ve featured his work on Society 6 in the past. He’s done a number of floral skulls that we’ve shown you in a previous blog but I thought I’d show you all my own personal Top 5,
Mr Four Fingers is at it again with this new Dripping Skull. This The skull was created with pencils and finished with inks. 'Dripping Skull' is the latest to join the MFF series (Mind Hive and Tessa) and was a recent commission piece for a
David Lozeau paintings depict his vision of famous popular culture imagery, historical and just general cool shit. Browsing through his work gives the viewer a sense of the familiar dashed with a luscious twist of Lozeau’s mind. Basically there are skulls galore. His amazing skull paintings
We're constantly blown away by the talent of Marie-Pascale Gautheron and all the incredible skulls she produces. If you haven't seen her work, here's a teaser. To see more of her work visit her website.
Original, hand painted, realistic skull sculpture. Each one of these hand crafted, plaster skulls is uniquely painted by an artist from LA Collective, recently formed to represent emerging California Artists. The Skull, dripping with bold colors, embodies the macabre with a street sensibility. Each skull is hand painted
A skull, is the common thread which runs through the Kpavio collection, a collection of works of art born from the creativity of Rubèn Pàmies, unique and innovative pieces which use the rich symbolism of the skull to reflect on the inexorable passage of time,
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!
Cool skull illustration by Grégory POUILLAT. More on Tumblr. #dotwotk #linework #darkart
This incredible sculpture is made by Vancouver based artist George Ho. It's made entirely out of stacked, laser cut panels. More of his work can be seen here.
This piece of skull art is a part of an ongoing series of Left and Found Art series by Mr Four Fingers. As simple as this skull looks it was actually far trickier to create. First the skull was drawn on to paper to create a
These UV skull prints are indeed printed on a variety of substrates like aluminum and wood. Yeah, pretty cool. All made possible via the talent of artist Pervez Taj. These skulls can be bought in various sizes and arrive ready to hang.
The portfolio of Andrei Bouzikov is absolutely brimming with skulls and death. Death upon death and skulls in between. Andrei has a varied skill set with regards to executing his creations. A glance through his website
Themes of life and death play a major role in the portfolio of, Japanese artist, Haruko Maeda. Haruko's work is recognisable for it’s skulled people and 1600’s style of depicting figures. Her work is detailed and
Every portfolio should have a healthy dose of skulls. Javier Gonzalez Pacheco excels at this by creating amazing digital skull art and a few traditional ones to boot. One can never become bored with skull astronauts. Javier moves
Some intricate and beautiful paper skulls from the hand of Tsvetislava Koleva. She is a Bulgarian artist studying graphic design with a penchant for highly detailed paper art. Tsvetislava's paper skulls are influenced by one of our favourite days, The Day of The
Liking this alternative chiseled skull art by Georgie Seccull. I initially thought it was chiseled into a crumbling wall but now I’m not so sure. Now that I think of it, could possibly be metallic spray paint on eroded/treated foamcore. Either way it looks good. Georgie
Yes you read the title correctly. This is indeed a levitating skull. This strangely alien looking floating faceted skull levitates with the use of magic. Wait, I mean magnets. Which are pretty much magic. This levitating skull is called 'Ankou Gold', meaning ‘magnetic levitation’. The
These dripping skulls would make for great limited edition prints. These two colour skulls are from a series of digital experiments by Paul Hollingworth. As you can see from the images, the skulls are not present as a visible object
The skull is such a strongly recognisable shape that even with the simplest of brush strokes and the flow of watercolours one can express it's form. These watercolour skull paintings were created by Dylan Silva. They are all available as print-on-demand