Scherke in Germany, says, "A few weeks ago I was jogging at a lake in our area, and while crossing a bridge I noticed a herd of sheep standing on the meadow below. The sheep stood very close to another, surrounded by a fence, and I thought, that would be a great image, if you could make them form a skull. The next time I crossed the bridge I couldn't believe my eyes: Those animals did what I wished for! So I took a picture with my cellphone (sadly the quality is a bit low) and, because there were no black sheep around, let a shepherd called Photoshop do the rest..."
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Eric Helms, says, "I've seen these vans pretty frequently on the streets of San Francisco and thought you might appreciate the likeness they have to a skull. I did some research and found they are called the 'Metro' and were made by International Harvester some time in the 1940s-1950s"...
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And Jordan Foudray found this oil stain skull while walking in his hometown of Dayton, Ohio...
2 comments:
Dude! That last one is Jesus! ;)
well, i was Sure someone corralled those black sheep into position. and I thought it took hours and was howls of giddy fun.
before i realized they were sheep, i thought they were worms. made me think of one of my all time favorite artists and pieces -
http://www.ninakatchadourian.com/uninvitedcollaborations/quitusingus.php
Laura Mappin
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