Sunday Simulacra - Version 6.26

Today's simulacra all come from Skull-A-Day friend and team member, Phil Cheney of Richmond, VA. He was going through some files and found a few that he was compiling for us:

"The first is from a miniature pomegranate tree that we have. It had produced a fruit (actual size is about a quarter coin) that I didn't get to pick before it dried out on the tree. I thought it looked like a skull with a giant head."

"The second is an aerial shot of the High School in Petersburg, VA. This semester I have been look specifically at public land design in Petersburg and found this complex of buildings particularly interesting."

"The third is part of a design on my wife's purse. It looks to me like a sad clown skull with a flower nose."



Thanks for the great submissions, Phil. I hope you're reading this in good skull spirits as well! Don't forget to submit your simulacra for our regular Sunday ritual. We need to remember our skulls!

Skull Purse Accessories

Sheila from the Netherlands told us that: “Your page captured my heart.” She also sent us pictures of a couple purses she made.

Skull Bag & Scarf

Skull Purse

Handbag C says:

Some may say that this work really brings this outfit together. I truly appreciate the highly stylized shapes of the skulls in your work, and the mixing of colors in different work really makes each piece unique. Thank you for submitting these wonderful pieces you created. By the way, thanks also for sharing Skull-A-Day on your art page, it is great to know that we are inspiring artist in their creative endeavors.

Screaming Skull Bag

The terrifying fun never has to end if you're a fan of classic B and horror movies. Julia Griffin of www.b-moviebags.com sends us a pic of her favorite hand painted leather purse. One of many that she offers on her site.



Of course the skull bag would be my favorite also, but if I were a woman, I might consider toting around the Creature From The Black Lagoon as well. Great stuff, Julia. Thanks for sharing.