Skull Mask

Ramon Rodrigues is a Brazilian industrial designer and graphic artist who currently finds himself in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His skull mask painting has found it's way to America for proper display here on Skull-A-Day. This painting was done in china ink with water on paper. The original size is 65 x 35 cm.

You've done a wonderful job of crafting a lovely work of art as well as creating a perplexing story. Is the musician so admired that she needs to disguise hgerself while on stage so that no one knows her true identity, or is she ashamed of some unknown physical defect that makes her choose to show her skull rather than the face upon it? It's a great piece to ponder, Ramon. Thanks for sharing it.

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This week’s offering is vintage China.

“Bone China” 9.5" x 9.5" vintage thrift store china plate with painted black embellishments.

Transfer-ware C says:

I had this thought of making true “Bone China” not of real bones, but of bones on the china. Not knowing where to go for just one plate, I decided to try my luck at the local thrift shop and there it was, one lonely mismatched chipped plate just waiting to be up-cycled. I really like how the leaves had a way of growing into the design to become eye sockets in various paces.


Remember each Monday during the 3.0 year I am posting an original skull design. My weekly offerings are nothing compared to the one-a-day massive project done by the Skullmaster in 1.0, but hopefully you will find some nourishment in these weekly offerings.

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