Light Cast Through Etched Glass (Glass 10 in x 10 in).Happy New Year all!
Monday, December 31, 2007
Vote for a New T-Skull in the New Year
Hey folks, it's time to vote for the next T-skull! Here are the options...
#52 Splatter Skull (red on a white shirt)
#92 Sumi-e Ink Skull (red and black on a white shirt)
#191 13 Line Skulls (red on a black shirt)
#192 Ornamental Skull (silver on a black shirt)
Vote in the side bar to the right. The poll will stay open for just one week, so get to it! As soon as the old ones are sold out I'll get these made.
UPDATE: With a near tie both 13 Line Skulls AND Ornament(al) Skull are the winners!
#52 Splatter Skull (red on a white shirt)
#92 Sumi-e Ink Skull (red and black on a white shirt)
#191 13 Line Skulls (red on a black shirt)
#192 Ornamental Skull (silver on a black shirt)
UPDATE: With a near tie both 13 Line Skulls AND Ornament(al) Skull are the winners!
Sunday, December 30, 2007
210. Safe Skull
500 Arranged Condoms (approx. 22 in. x 16 in.) Thanks to J and C for their help opening all of the packages!
Braincase XXIII
A whole mess of super-duper submissions... (received 11/19 - 11/25)
Sean Kingston made this awesome sculpture! In his words, "I worked at a crappy trinket store in my early twenties that carried precious moments and other figurines. How I hated them! But occasionally one would come in broken and I'd 'modify' it to bring balance to the universe."
...he also made this tough looking steel lid!
Shukgirl spotted these cute rosary relics on eBay!
Anji, a tattoo artist at hpp ink in Eugene, Orgeon showed off some of her great work!
Chuck shot this cool pic in Paris!
Claire spotted this awesome movie poster!
...these great dice in Paris!
...this neat simulacra on the the London Underground District Line!
...and this cool poster and graffiti near Brick Lane, London!
Ian shared his excellent art that he's making a T-shirt out of!
My friend Christian pointed out this T-shirt worn by Jimbo on The Simpsons!
Scott showed off his terrific new tattoo by Ed Dieringer at Electric Lady Land in New Orleans.
Peter M pointed out this awesome skull on the 14th Ave Hospital in San Francisco, CA!
Laura spotted this neat sculpture in a Vegas store window!
My friend Jessica found this great hat at Slipping Through My Fingers!
Arbyn Incubus pointed out this neat site about skulls from the California Academy of Sciences. It includes a whole section on skulls in culture, with a range of nice images including this terrific poster by David Lance Goines.
Fauxred caught this creepy window display in an Arrogant Cat store in London.
Martin in Hamburg, Germany shared his fabulous artwork!
Kirsty pointed out this nifty chair that was for sale at Rockett St. George (but is no longer there).
Patti shared these pix from her son Ben's visit to the awesome Paris Catacombs!
Gary in Papua New Guinea, showed off his fantastic art. In his words, "My ancestors were warrior cannibals....for their final examination for new initiatees, they would have to procure a skull of an enemy warrior..."
Matthias made this lovely drawing!
Kat created these lovely pieces!
Cuauhtemoc shared this site for an awesome cultural project in Mexico City!
Kell in New Zealand made this splendid piece!
AND I just got this fantastic matching hat and mittens set from Kim in Australia! She made them using my 8-bit skull as part of the pattern. She also kindly included some old 5.25" floppy discs. Hopefully I can find a use for them soon!
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Thanks again everyone!
You can submit your own found/made skulls at the address in the upper right-hand corner of the site. Please be patient it will take around 5-6 weeks for new submissions to be posted. Also PLEASE NOTE: I would prefer if you made or took the images yourself. It's OK to send things you found online ONLY if you credit the original artist and give a link to the source page! I will no longer include images that are from direct links to image files. If you're sending your tattoos be sure to include the artist's name and location, so we can give them proper credit. I won't repost items I've received before so be sure to check previous Braincase posts.
Don't forget you can see your items in the sidebar right away if you post them to Flickr and include the tag "skulladay".
Sean Kingston made this awesome sculpture! In his words, "I worked at a crappy trinket store in my early twenties that carried precious moments and other figurines. How I hated them! But occasionally one would come in broken and I'd 'modify' it to bring balance to the universe."...he also made this tough looking steel lid!
Shukgirl spotted these cute rosary relics on eBay!
Anji, a tattoo artist at hpp ink in Eugene, Orgeon showed off some of her great work!
Chuck shot this cool pic in Paris!
Claire spotted this awesome movie poster!...these great dice in Paris!
...this neat simulacra on the the London Underground District Line!
...and this cool poster and graffiti near Brick Lane, London!
Ian shared his excellent art that he's making a T-shirt out of!
My friend Christian pointed out this T-shirt worn by Jimbo on The Simpsons!
Scott showed off his terrific new tattoo by Ed Dieringer at Electric Lady Land in New Orleans.
Peter M pointed out this awesome skull on the 14th Ave Hospital in San Francisco, CA!
Laura spotted this neat sculpture in a Vegas store window!
My friend Jessica found this great hat at Slipping Through My Fingers!
Arbyn Incubus pointed out this neat site about skulls from the California Academy of Sciences. It includes a whole section on skulls in culture, with a range of nice images including this terrific poster by David Lance Goines.
Fauxred caught this creepy window display in an Arrogant Cat store in London.
Martin in Hamburg, Germany shared his fabulous artwork!
Kirsty pointed out this nifty chair that was for sale at Rockett St. George (but is no longer there).
Patti shared these pix from her son Ben's visit to the awesome Paris Catacombs!
Gary in Papua New Guinea, showed off his fantastic art. In his words, "My ancestors were warrior cannibals....for their final examination for new initiatees, they would have to procure a skull of an enemy warrior..."
Matthias made this lovely drawing!
Kat created these lovely pieces!
Cuauhtemoc shared this site for an awesome cultural project in Mexico City!
Kell in New Zealand made this splendid piece!AND I just got this fantastic matching hat and mittens set from Kim in Australia! She made them using my 8-bit skull as part of the pattern. She also kindly included some old 5.25" floppy discs. Hopefully I can find a use for them soon!
--
Thanks again everyone!
You can submit your own found/made skulls at the address in the upper right-hand corner of the site. Please be patient it will take around 5-6 weeks for new submissions to be posted. Also PLEASE NOTE: I would prefer if you made or took the images yourself. It's OK to send things you found online ONLY if you credit the original artist and give a link to the source page! I will no longer include images that are from direct links to image files. If you're sending your tattoos be sure to include the artist's name and location, so we can give them proper credit. I won't repost items I've received before so be sure to check previous Braincase posts.
Don't forget you can see your items in the sidebar right away if you post them to Flickr and include the tag "skulladay".
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Friday, December 28, 2007
208. No. 2 Penskull
Arranged No. 2 Pencils. "Be sure to fill in the bubbles completely." Is that still part of standardized testing in the US? How about outside of the US?
Thursday, December 27, 2007
207. Stump(ed) Skull
Charcoal on Tree Stump (approx. 3ft x 3ft). The bark had been falling off a large old tree near my house for a while so the city came by the other day and cut it down. The white underneath the charcoal is a large "D" that they spray painted on it, I'm not sure what it means, anyone know?
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Monday, December 24, 2007
204. 24 Karat Skull
Gold Leaf on Painted Wood (8 in x 8 in). It's hard to show what this really looks like since it is so reflective, so here it is with lighting from a different angle...
Sunday, December 23, 2007
203. Chocolatey Delicious Skull
Arranged Chocolate & Chow Mein Noodles (approx. 7 in x 9 in). My friend was making holiday dessert treats to share and I interrupted the process to create this out of her Haystacks supplies. It will get eaten.
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