For this last week's round of simulacra for the 4.0 year I decided to post a few images that should be a staunch reminder that hidden skulls are underfoot at all times.
My wife Kendra sports these nifty little skulls on the back of her shoes.
Joel Gration found this interesting "Chewing gum on the flo'".
And near a construction site in Zurich, Switzerland Toby Melunsky dicovered this skull pebble.
Never let your eyes grow weary, skull hunters. Make it your objective to capture those hidden skulls before they GET YOU!!! Thanks again to everyone who contributed all of the great simulacra images this year. Sundays have been a tradition for these posts, and we hope you'll all continue to help us make this happen.
LONG LIVE THE SKULL HUNTERS!
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4 comments:
Hidden in plain sight.
Stefan.Ceallaigh@gmail.com
"Craneos"
Craneo is the Spanish word for skull.
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I would consider naming them "Yoriks"
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