These were made by Joanne Dhody of Design Unlimited and Osteographica. She is the mother of Anna Dhody, the curator of the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, PA.
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These are both very beautiful. I love the variations in shades with each leaf. I attempted to make one using seed pods and I know it's a tedious process, so I commend Joanne for making these skulls. As there is snow on the ground and bare trees here, I thought a burst of color would be a nice change.
1 comment:
The first skull looks happy, but the second one just looks sinister.
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