
Kelly from New Jersey made us this pair of skullsThe first is made out of tissues.Here is the other done with pasta sauce.Stand-Up C says:So these skulls are from New Jersey? What exit...

This week’s simulacra is brought to you from around the house and around the globe.Tony Ridder from Bethesda, MD wrote: “I had shown my kids the web site and one said ‘lets send them a picture of the scary sink’ I said ‘what scary sink?’ ” Kortney Mettle said: “I found this at a friends house! ...

Joe Milewski it's all about the skull.

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...











