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Viva la Skull

Everybody loves skulls, they protect our sexiest body part.

Featured Work

Dragonflies watch over by Sarah ORourke

Originally an A5 black ink illustration on 110 gsm cartridge… colour added with derwent pencils With colour the skull glows as if on fire sitting on top a bed of hearts & roses… whilst dragonflies in the twilight look on..
EZLN by johnny hancen

3×3 acrylic on boards—-Pop iconagraphy aside..the following is a description of the movement : The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional, EZLN) is an armed revolutionary group (VNSA) based in Chiapas, one of the poorest states of Mexico. Since 1994, they have been in a declared war “against the Mexican state.” Their social base is mostly indigenous but they have some supporters in urban areas as well as an international web of support. Their main spokesperson is Subcomandante Marcos (currently a.k.a. Delegate Zero in relation to the “Other Campaign”). Unlike other Zapatista spokespeople, Marcos is not an indigenous Mayan. / The group takes its name from Emiliano Zapata, the agrarian reformer1 and commander of the Liberation Army of the South during the Mexican Revolution and sees itself as his ideological heir. In reference to inspirational figures, in nearly all EZLN villages exist murals accompanying images of Zapata, Che Guevara, and Subcomandante Marcos.[2] / Their ideology combines libertarian socialism, libertarian municipalism, libertarian Marxism, and indigenous Mayan political thought. They align themselves with the wider anti-globalization, anti-neoliberal social movement and seek indigenous control over their local resources, especially land. The New York Times called the Zapatista movement the first “post-modern” revolution: an armed revolutionary group that has abstained from using their weapons since their 1994 uprising was countered by the superior military might of the Mexican army. The Zapatistas quickly adopted a new strategy by trying to garner the support of Mexican and international socialist anarchist societies. They try to achieve this by using the internet to disseminate their statements and to enlist the support of NGOs and solidarity groups.
DAY OF THE DEAD GYPSY by Frances Perea

This is a Day of the Dead or Dia de los Muertos digital collage using an antique postcard and altering with Photoshop. Thank you for looking! Frances Perea Copyright.
abraMacabra by sadmachine

“abraMacabra” designed by indie artist Eric Murphy of sadmachine.com Copyright 2004-2007.
Slaves to the Skull Queen by ausven

The first design I uploaded to RedBubble was ‘Skin Deep’, a skull design made up of 100 faces – or there abouts. Skin Deep was inspired, or at least the idea to use organic subjects to comprise the skull was inspired by a photo I saw by Salvador Dali. In recognition of Dali and to the idea his design gave I decided to create my own spin on his original design using bodies, slaves in fact – ‘Slaves to the Skull Queen. ‘
Sugar skull 1 by Scott White

Just a cool little sugar skull
Day of the Dead Calavera by Kenji Hasegawa

Inspired by Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico. Calaveras symbolize the relationship of life and death.
Skull of Skulls by Dr-Twistid

I wanted to draw another skull so I figured I would make a skull made up of skulls and other bones. / Good times
VIVA MEXICO by Kal Johnstone

An artwork inspired by Mexico’s “Day Of The Dead” celebration.
henna calavera- white by pixelwolf

day of the dead scull decorated with flowers -drawn in henna /mendi – in white for darker t-shirts!

Recent Work

Scaredy Cat by EDLFDESIGNS

GREAT HALLOWEEN SHIRT!!!! Buy one now!!! Going back to basics pencil sketch inked outlines and gimp font and sun.
Wrenches by Scott White

The perfect shirt for any knuckle-bustin’ wrench turner! Get it while it’s HOT !!!
Happiness by barriobob

16X32 acrylic on canvas
True love by barriobob

pencil and charcoal drawing
Halloween Skull Tongue by Rustyoldtown

It’s a cartoon Skull with it’s tongue hanging out! / Also available in original (Non Halloween) colours as seen below. /
Orchid Eye Skull by Danielle Reck

One of my decorative skulls inspired by Dia de los Muertos sugar skulls
Orchid Eye Skull by Danielle Reck

One of my decorative skulls inspired by Dia de los Muertos sugar skulls Drawn on paper using black felt pen then colour added using photoshop
Deathpool by Rustyoldtown

Just a simple logo like design, I might do some variations and add bits on etc. /
La Santísima Muerte by Whekenui

La Santísima Muerte translates from Spanish as ‘Most Holy Death’. / / La Santísima Muerte (or Santa Muerte) is the personification of death. She is holy because she is inevitable. Unlike some other things, she is a certainty. She is also the liberator from pain and suffering… and boredom. She gives value to life because without a limit, an immortal life would inevitably become immortally boring. As with a favourite book or a film, for life to have meaning it has to come to a conclusion, whether you like it or not.
DEAD FUTURE ISSUE 2 COVER by morphfix

COVER BY M.R.D. FOR GRIM CREWS DEAD FUTURE COMIC ISSUE 2 RELEASED NOV 2009 YOU CAN PURCHASE YOUR COPY SOON FROM: / http://www.thedeadfuture.com/?page_id=88 ISSUE 1 AVAILABLE NOW I HAVE ALSO DESIGNED THE COVER FOR ISSUE 3 AVILABLE DEC/JAN 2009 ISSUE 2 ALSO CONTAINS MY GRAY SCALE/COLORING FOR THE ONE MORE DAY STORY.