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Californian-based artist Jeremy Mayer has made this skull entirely from old typewriter parts. It is one of a collection of scrap metal works made in cold assembly, meaning Mayer didn’t weld, glue or solder any of the parts together. Impressive.
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Nature with attitude, jewelry inspired by the crows, wolves, bears, and bones in the world. Handmade in Canada, Moon Raven Designs brings an edgy elegance to antlers, claws, teeth and skulls in their unique pendants and rings. Shop now for their Hummingbird Skull Necklace in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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Brazilian artist Cezar Berger, aka Berje, does the metal-influenced pop art really well, his demons, monsters, melting faces, skulls, and goats taking on a sort of counterculture, skateboarder vibe.
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If you’re looking for the weirdest thing imaginable to buy, Viktor Wynd’s London-based The Last Tuesday Society is really (and we mean, really) the shop for you.
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Sydney-based photographer Stephen D’Ombrai’n has an incredibly meticulous eye for detail. I love his series of hazy cityscape shots, which he snapped while working as a high rise window cleaner — a prime position to capture our rat race city. Catch his photography, along with hand-painted animal skulls, at his upcoming debut Gosford Regional Art [...]
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The owner of the Bone Room had worked in a store that sold reptiles, cobras, and spiders since 1987. Now he’s running his own business where he sells bones of all kinds: from human skulls written with the corresponding natural record to different kinds of animal bones, skulls and even embalmed laboratory rats and dissected insects.
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