Skull Painting From Dad

Henry Chavez must be one heck of a Dad. We've had the pleasure of presenting this skeleton couple painting that he did for one daughter and now he's here again with a gift for a different daughter.

What a wonderful Dad to give the gift of skulls.  Not only is the painting great, it's capped off with a nice bone carved frame.  I think I know one Dad who deserves some new paints this June 16th.  Thanks for the great work, Henry, and thanks again for sharing it, Kristina!

Shadow Series Skull

Artist Richelle told us: " This oil on canvas piece from my Shadows Series called 'Talisman' was done to show the bright side of the dark side."

Sunny C says:

I love that this skull has eyebrows, we don't get to see eyebrows on skulls too often. Perhaps this is the lighter side that we need to see more of in the future. Thank you for sharing your work with us.

Razor Thin Skull

Anonymous from Anonymoustopia told us: "Used ~200 razor blades as masks, then spray-painted over the canvas."

 2 bit C says:

It is amazing the amount of detail you are able to achieve with this method.  It shows a great amount of skill to be able to spray paint a large collection of separate thin objects and not have it turn into a giant pain blob.  Thank you for sharing this work with us, maybe next time you will let us share your name.

Box Skull

Philadelphia, PA artist Josean Rivera sent us “Boxxy”- done in spray paint and acrylic on canvas

Apollo C says:

What a wonderful portrait of the Skullmaster's own 72. Papercraft Skull attempted in a brand new way.  Thank you for sharing this piece with us and reminding me that with a Skull-tastic holiday right around the corner, maybe our loyal readers might want to try their hand at some of the FREE activities from the Skull-A-Day archives HERE.

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Black & White Skulls on Canvas

Today’s Skulls are a pair of painting.

The first is from Mish Tiemann of Illinois who we featured once before for another paint job HERE. 

The next is from Mark Taylor who completed this painting of white skulls on black canvas all painted in acrylic.

 

Sailing C says:

 Canvas is one of those wonderful material that can be used for a numerous amount of things: from clothes to shoes and from tents to sails there is a wonderful possibility out there of using the painting medium for purposes that are only is limited by the imagination. Thank you both for sharing your work with us you have actually inspired me to go looking for my old pair of canvas sneakers to create with.