Sunday Simulacra - Version 5.13

Lucky number week 13 brings us another round of great hidden skulls lurking in the most obvious of places.

Daniel Muñoz of Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca, Colombia came across this toothy chair at the home of a client. Looks like a near relative of the Skull Master's own Skairy.



Mike Leemann from Charlottesville, Va discovered what might be the first cylops skull simulacra.



And another Virginian, Dolores, caught this dazzling skull while stopping for a bite. "We were coming home to VA from Boston having attended our neice's graduation from Northeastern. Of course when you stop at The Barrel you have to look around at the tchotchkes and voila...there it was....earrings and bracelet Skully!:)"



These are all wonderful examples of just how sneaky these skulls can be. If you're not paying attention they might just pass you by. If you are then be sure to submit your pics when you do capture one. Thanks again, skull hunters!

Sunday Simulacra - Version 5.34

Today's skulls were found in various places.

Thatcher Molotov said found this skull made from a tennis ball his dog chewed.

Jeff Osgood from Niwot, Colorado found this skull on a grocery bag.

Daniel Muñoz from Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca, Colombia, said "One day, I saw this particular skull in a neighbour's roof."

Keep sending those pictures in to our submissions address. Just keep in mind that since we only post simulacra once a week it might take a little longer than normal for it to be posted.

Sunday Simulacra - Version 5.25

Let's take a tour around the world on this week's simulacra safari.

Our first stop is in Berlin, Germany with Rene Felk who captured this bony looking brick.



Next up we find ourselves in (location unknown) with Daniel Muñoz and this creepy CPU skull.



And to complete our journey we land in beautiful Costa Rica with Roberto Chaves and his cooler skull who welcomes us with a tasty beverage.



Thanks for the friendly submissions! Help us plan our next itinerary by submitting your secret skulls to keep this global trek alive and well.

Leaf Skulls

Happy 2013 Everybody!  Hopefully 13 will be lucky for all of us. 

As the cold-wet winter begins to set in I am longing for the golden warmth of a nice fall day, and what better way to capture the mood then with a pair of fallen leaf skull.  Oddly to note is that both our leaf artists are previous simulacra submitters HERE and HERE.

First up is Hope Au from East Sacramento, California, who made this skull one day waiting for her train.

Next we have Daniel Muñoz from Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca, Colombia who cleaned up these leaves into art.

Dropping C says:

Thank you both for sharing your original creations with us.  We always appreciate seeing the inspiration that comes about after visiting the site or finding a simulacra in the wild.