Skull-a-Day

I feel that a bonus is in order to celebrate the weekend so today I wanted to share the work of a couple of skull doodlers, or skoodlers...

Lets give a really big hand for today’s skulls.The first is from Bob Cutlip from Lorain, OH. He wrote: “Three scanned images, crinkled sepia parchment, thumbs and fingers. Look like a Mr. Ed skull. ”T...

Flashback Friday is a weekly countdown of the fan selected top 52 skulls of Skull-A-Day 1.0. Each week I'll be posting an original skull along with some additional commentary in order from lowest to highest rated, with the #1 skull appearing in the last week of year 3 of the project...#30: 43...

My friend Paul from Dude Craft did a nice write up on Skull-A-Day for HandEye...Read the entire article HERE.

Creator of the "Transformation Skull" , Kenn Twofour, brings us more of his wonderful screen print skulls. These are titled "The Eyes of the New Gods, Jumbo Skulls. King and Queen versions."The KingThe QueenAnd a scale shot to show you the size...

From time to time we here at Skull-A-Day like to share interesting skull related sites and news that really need attention. Today, Juan Luis Roldan of Spain brings us an interesting website that is a gallery of optical illusions...

OK so this is not particularly skull-themed, but I have to give a shout out to my friend Terry Border, who is the mastermind behind the fantastic Bent Objects blog. I've been a fan of his for several years and even managed to do a collaborative piece with him before my year of skull-making was over...

Sage from Colorado wrote: “Here's to cookin' up some art. [This] is a photo of a banana skull i made the other morning. ...

Jackie Moravcik from Cleveland, Ohio sent us these fiber art pieces she did for the Lakeland Community College art Show called “A Vehicle For Satire: The Skull and Skeleton in Art: Folk Art - Pop Culture”The first is “Kansas Drought (takeoff of American Gothic)”The next is “Nude Reclining...

This week’s offering is a traditional Calavera.“De marzo de segundo” skull approx. 1" X...

Kitty from London, who also sent us her commemorative card collection, has sent us two more of her skulls. First, is an oil on canvas painting titled "Apparitions".She also sends one of her "dead roses birthday/anti-valentine's cards screenprinted on 1950's wallpaper".More excellent stuff, Kitty...

I spent Halloween weekend in Philadelphia taking part in the Day of The Dead event put on by the fantastic folks at the Mütter Museum...This is the second year of this annual event and I was asked to be the keynote speaker....

As one of the editors of Skull-A-Day I find it exceedingly easy to spot the everyday skulls that surround us. Let me take today to share a few of the skulls I've found since my recent move.This pair of birdhouse skulls reside in my Mother's house...