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
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
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,
I really like these skull tattoos by Jun Cha for their almost watercolour aesthetic. The structural shapes and facets are reminiscent of greek statues (and there are statues) which I adore for their simplicity and strength. Tattoos of this
Looking at landing page of Scott Greenwalt and his portfolio reminds me of a scientists lab and an array of Petri dishes full of bustling organisms. His drawings are reminiscent of horror films where the victims are plagued by some unknown disease
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
One can never become bored with lovely patterned skulls as seen here with these detailed works of Kelly Merrell. Her detailed illustrations make some great greeting cards, available to buy from her online ETSY store and you could pretty much see these designs being used
Stumbled across this Heart Skull illustration on the interwebs and it turns out it was created by Patrick Woodroffe. Patrick is an English artist/illustrator who specialises in science fiction artwork (thanks Wiki).
When I first saw these skulls on CG HUB I figured they would be digital paintings but as it turns out they are traditionally painted and oh so good. Luke hails from Melbourne, Australia and
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!
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
Here are a couple of skull prints available to buy from Brian Ewing's online store. The first one is called Galtan Kaiju and is a 5"x7" (8"x10" frame) Giclee print on German Etching Watercolour paper, edition of 20 for $50. The second is called La
We have posted about some of our own skull work before that we create under the name of Mr Four Fingers and here is the latest edition to the Face Skull series, Niko. This skull portrait is a pencil drawing that was finished digitally with
I was first introduced to Danish artist Jacob Dahlstrup quite awhile ago with his Flora Skull piece. An amazingly intricate massive graphite drawing of skull that is essentially a mass of plants. This behemoth took 100hrs to create and I can only imagine how many
These insanely intricate ball-point pen skull illustrations were created by French illustrator Remi Andron and man are they awesome. One of these illustrations even has a skull on a the aptly named Deaths Head Hawkmoth which will forever be creepy for me as it was in
Luke Scheid is not only a pretty damn good tattoo artist but he also has some fantasticaly vintage skulls. We found these skull pencil drawings on his Deviant artist account though you can check out some more of his tattoo work on Facebook.
We've featured some of Paul's work before and we absolutely love his skulls. This stop-motion video is great and shows you how he creates an amazing skull illustration using a ball point pen. View Paul Alexander Thornton's other work on the Skull Appreciation Society View Paul's website here
I will often spend more time than necessary banging out possible names for illustration pieces instead of telling it how it is. TWIY has no such compunctions as clearly shown in the naming of this intricate skull piece titled 'BIG FUCK OFF SKULL'. This design was
Cadaverously creepy skull with earphones created with graphite by Bryce Sobotka over at the ever present Deviant Art.