First up is Stephen from KY/NC, who said: “So excited I found your site last night! I've been quite a skull lover since I was just a kid. I did this today while I was bored at work, i used permanent marker and white out, then photoshopped the image when I got home. ”
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj9gjS_frgoq1cy3E03BnJaO1zdbdsDDNhgZiZeF_Q9y2zmrqntWTij8kELuCv-_0y60UD4eDuEpoGsiWzDpP1GBF-7s7Yoouig2lbF_3CXnjX2nIsC8fWMqJjNw2v0EKow25ICwsWGHwjh/s400/IMG_0234.jpg)
Next up is Tyler M. Whaley who made this skull image using hexagons.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgP9S5iAWJEoUcn0NhAwvFkOfLnR-aAkON3D9XlIDUywwpD4l11zhJHGsOrK70sVSOuZ8h6VX632oalb_YBWmjJBBRdOHukbbnRLJN7euNL0OtsqK6h18R5UPKjzRDtYZV2NVO-wQtMr36b/s400/Hex_Skull_Vector.jpg)
and last up is a old friend of Skull-A-Day Joseph, AKA Jozip, from Sedona, Arizona met the Skullmaster's logo challenge with this piece.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjuCndkpS2h3JJnkaf3gZYMbCGxjkfmGkOandn-g2BMfFXGywB_CVxlP_47ARBYajYpT-pBMLy3mdL8izrU-HTtekS2rmlD2fyDu-2184BSwCkZZjAwsgMqfhfKvCJSAbEFiwFO5lt19RdR/s400/SkullumbiaBrdcstSys.jpg)
Monochrome C says:
Thank you all for submitting your work for us to feature. I think what I like most about all these pieces is the use of a single color pallet, its simple, classic, but powerful. Keep up the great work.
1 comment:
The hexagonal one is sweet!
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