Showing posts with label skeleton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skeleton. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

BEAUTY: Painting for Halloween--Cam Rackam

For Halloween, look at these glorious pieces of skeletons and skulls in such realistic detail by the extraordinary painter Cam Rackam.


Top to bottom: Be Mine; Bitter Spring; Evermore; Flora; Marigold; May Queen; Reaper; Starcrossed

Prints of these works are available at his site:
https://www.camrackam.com/

Thursday, October 30, 2025

BEAUTY: Painting for Halloween--Emre Tuna (tinypieceofmercury)

For Halloween, here are the wonderful, endless skeletons of artist Emre Tuna (previously here) who goes by the name tinypieceofmercury.


Pieces are for sale on his site:
https://tinypieceofmercury.bigcartel.com/
https://www.instagram.com/tinypieceofmercury/

Monday, October 27, 2025

BEAUTY: Art--Skeletons and Skulls For Halloween 2025


Top to bottom: Skeleton Contemplating a Dead Bird by Seth Becker; The dance of Death: The Death Blow by Thomas Rowlandson, 1816; from In The Garden by William Schmiechen; Dusk by Nick Bleb; a piece from her Broken Lady figurine series by Jessica Harrison: Vanitas by Battista Franco, ca. 1530-1560

Tuesday, October 29, 2024

Saturday, October 28, 2023

BEAUTY: Art--Misc. Skulls and Skeletons For Halloween


Top to bottom: Allegory of Death by Paolo Vincenzo Bonomini; skull with flowers by Ungfio; skeleton with flowers by Ungfio; This Is Yours, This Is Mine by Christopher Michael Hefner; Anterior and Posterior View of a Human Skeleton, 1888 by Emmanuel Viollet le Duc; Pandemic by Graham Annable; Study for Democritus in Meditation by Salvator Rosa, 1662; Skeletons In An Office by Paul Delvaux; Skeleton, 1614 by Pieter Feddes van Harlingen; Skull Wearing a Wreath of Flowers by Thomas Satterwhite Noble

Monday, October 23, 2023

BEAUTY: Painting For Halloween--Lumin Wakoa

The skeletons in Lumin Wakoa's paintings are surrounded by such lush colors and fascinating Abstract Expressionist shapes and forms, things not usually associated with skeleton art...and I love it!


Top to bottom: In Time; Kneeling With Forsythia; Reflecting Skeleton; Skeleton Contemplating; Skeleton Mourning; Skeleton Remembering; Trance

https://www.luminwakoa.com/