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Saturday, March 7, 2009

SKULL 4: KNISO

From Kniso
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Labels: art, culture, design, Kniso, skulls

SKULL 3: COPPERTHISTLE

From Copperthistle
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Labels: art, Copperthistle, culture, design, skulls

SKULL 2: BYE BYE APOCALYSPE

From a Threadless t-shirt by Budi Satria Kwan
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Labels: art, Budi Satria Kwan, culture, design, skulls

SKULL 1: ALL IS VANITY

From C. Allan Gilbert
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Labels: art, C. Allan Gilbert, culture, design, skulls
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We love skulls. Not the real, physical ones. But skulls represented in art or in an artful way. We're not alone. Human fascination with skulls dates back to the beginning of history. Skull symbolism and its social significance vary from culture to culture and from context to context. Some view skulls as a symbol of death. While others see skulls as a celebration of life. For us, we just think they're badass.

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