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
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!
Skull Study 4 is the latest skull illustration in an ongoing series by Mr Four Fingers. This is a hand drawn pen and ink drawing finished with acrylic.
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
The ‘Etch A Sketch’ is a classic toy that enables the user to endlessly draw and re-draw anything they want. The two knobs control a stylus that etches lines in aluminum powder to create black lines. A simple shake reverts the drawing board back to
Superb anatomical study of the human skull. This graphite drawing was created by Deviant Artist The Infinite Opi AKA William Irving.
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
On one drunken night in East London we spied a mischievous little skull through blurry eyes. The skull I’m referring to was a vinyl sticker created by Skeleton Cardboard. We were fortunate enough to find
We recently posted about some skull stickers from the devilish mind of Defame. Since then we decided to purchase some of those stickers for ourselves and nab an original too. The skull stickers are great and the original drawing is damn fine. The details
There are a few intricate skulls lurking in the portfolio of Hunter Stabler. There is a mixture of hand cut, laser cut and hand drawn skulls. All of which depict immensely detailed elements. Hunter is a Philadelphia based cut paper artist, who
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
These black and white skull drawings by Ivan Kamargio are simply lovely. I think the skull and rhino are rather more poignant considering the current dire circumstances that have befell these majestic beasts. These drawings were a part of his first solo
Wendy Ortiz may not use skulls as a main focus but you will find them scattered about in her amazing portfolio. Wendy is known for her mixed media portraits of sultry ladies though among these beauties lurk a few skulls. I particularly admire
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
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
These wicked skull illustrations, reminiscent of old wood engravings or linocuts were created by Liane Plant. While I was perusing her gallery I saw a photo of her holding a heart and snake canvas. I realised then that I had briefly
Some pretty cool looking skull drawings from the talented Dino Tomic. Dino is an illustrator and tattoo artist from Norway with a penchant for drawing amazing eyes and film star portraits. He drew a great owl and skull design that he also tattooed. Skilled
Monica Lee A.K.A. Zephyr Xavier is a Malaysian born artist with a treasure trove of lovely and hyper real pencil drawings (her portraits in particular). These realistic drawings on Deviant Art are interspersed with amazingly rendered skulls. These superb pieces would definitely
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
Somehow this amazing skull drawing by Iain Macarthur eluded our SAS nets. This leering skull was created amongst other illustrations for Be-Street Magazine. Be-Street is a French (there is English however) quarterly publication distributed to 15 countries worldwide.