Jason Allen Schlyer in San Francisco photographed his version beautifully...
and Lauren from College Station, TX said "I'm a biological anthropology student at Texas A&M (I study modern human craniofacial variation, so essentially I study skulls), needless to say I was more than ecstatic when I saw what lay beneath a Jack-O-lantern's face..."
Plus Christopher Jay Martin in Toronto, Canada did something a bit different and put my logo for Skull Appreciation Day on his pumpkin saying, "So I know last night wasn't June 4th but to be honest, every day should be a day for cranial love and appreciation."
Have you got your own skull-y pumpkin to share? Send it in!
I love them all. I like seeing all of these skulls inspired by your piece.
ReplyDeleteWonderful skulls!
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