[Bascombe]

These are a bunch of skulls I have done over the last few years using a modified "SkullandBone" approach.

 

[RoxyBlue]

They have a nice desiccated look to them

 

[niblique71]

I love the rotten skin, hair, and disarticulated jaws. Fantastic work

 

[Spooky1]

Looks good. Do you have a link to the "skullandbone" method?

 

[Bascombe]

Sure, Spooky1,

Here it is, although I use a waterbased vinyl mastic instead of the carpet adhesive, I use spanish moss instead of jute, and I spray paint with floral sprays instead of brush paint. The modifications I made were done for time. My way is a little faster, but you can't argue with Skullandbone's results.

http://www.skullandbone.com/tutorial_02.htm

 

[Bone Dancer]

They all look great, nice job. And as the saying goes "you can never have to many skulls"

 

[papabear]

The skull with the disarticulated jaw reminds me of the corpses that are in the original Indiana Jones, Raiders of the Lost Ark. I always loved it when they would pop up and shake in someone's face. Great job!

 

[madmomma]

Very nice work! These are some of the best skulls I've seen.

 

[IMU]

Very nice work.

 

[RavenLunatic]

ok attach a raven to the top of the third one and send it to me at... lol. great job

 

[fick209]

Excellent work, and thanks for the link

 

[Bascombe]

ok attach a raven to the top of the third one and send it to me at... lol. great job

by the way, the third one is the first one I ever did. I need a better pic of the last one I did, but I'll post it sometime