John Winston made this fantastic carved belt buckle (one of several great ones on his site )!

I finally got my Webby trophy in the mail the other week! I thought I'd show off its spine-like quality by adding my skull model (used ...

Adam Pocius shared this cotton cleaning pad and the following eerie tale about it... "I worked as a printer in the basement of the Col...

Chris Zeliff AKA Flaming Athiest made this lovely welded skull! He says, "Scrappy the Skull is made from scrap pipes for eyes and ches...

A fantastic custom piece from Andreas Ivanof AKA Zirkon777 in Germany... And a cautionary fellow (seriously kids, smoking will kill you!) na...

Today is the premiere of a new feature on Skull-A-Day: 365 Interviews . No I’m not going to do 365 interviews, I’m interviewing folks who ha...

Banks Beasley, currently attending Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado made this fantastic skull out of rock climbing gear, he says...

Longtime Skull-A-Day reader/fan Arbyn made this nice skull out of nuts and washers...

If you wanted to buy one of the remaing sale T-skulls , but didn't know you might do with the XL and XXL sizes remaining, here's a s...

Betty Bones of GirlMonsters made this sweet (and sour) little carved lemon skull!

Alfonso spotted this serious fellow in Santurce, Puerto Rico... Kabe243 of London shared this excellent discovery. Anyone know what it is?....

I frequently Googled the word " skull " while working on Skull-A-Day 1.0 and one of the first images to show up under "Image ...

Thanks to illustrator extraordinaire Dan Springer for sending along these fantastic desktop calendar images. Be sure to click for full-size ...

Scherke from Germany made this fantastic skull with stuffed animal key chains collected by his girlfriend, he calls it, ""skuddly ...

On February 20th my skull for the day was a carved potato: #262 (Alas, poor Mr.) Potato Skull One day later I posted a picture of how it had...

Trevor A. Gordon made this amazing cue chalk carving...

Skull-A-Day featured 0n The New Yorker website's Book Bench on 07/30/2008. Check out article here ! www.thenewyorker.com On 07/30/...

Mike in Cocoa, Florida says, "Here is a skull that I made from the shattered remains of my car's passenger window after I busted it...

Hey folks I want to make a new T-skull, but I've got to clear out some space first so I'm putting the remaining Ornament(al) and 13...

Angela in Alaska made this great skull (and companions) out of fruit stickers!