#winged skull

[weirdyearbook]

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"The end?" Vintage "Finis" imagery.

[nocternalrandomness]

Nose art on a B-52 from the 23rd Expeditionary Bomber Squadron, Minot AFB North Dakota

[marlocandeea]

cemetery symbolism by atlas obscura

[aherdofbees]

[bonefool]

The grave of a woman flogged for having a child out of wedlock, possibly the inspiration for the heroine of "The Scarlet Letter". A winged skull, and a winged hourglass. Both represent the fleeting span of life

[fallbabylon]

Memento Mori-  Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk museum, Bruges Belgium

[wombrion]

[anthonyspage]

💀👼🗡❤️🔥🌙🕸🕷👁🦇🦉🐉

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Concept by Anato Finnstark

[keymintt]

too much // not enough

[sloppjockey]

antheon ii. gouache watercolor

[alrauna]

Welder Wings (@welderwings)

[mizgnomer]

Good Omens - Season 1 and Season 2 - Parallel Posters (click for larger images)

[ichimakesart]

Commission for @shanicetjn

Thank you for commissioning me♡☆♡☆

[cyberangel-graphics]

here's some heart dividers, also my first post!

Credit is always appreciated by tagging me 🖤 I'll slowly be posting more as I go, requests are not open for now.

[bonefool]

A slate grave head from North Boston, Ma. The winged skull was considered an acceptable art form by the local Puritan culture, who rejected religious imagery on graves (they also banned Christmas). Individual artists would advertise themselves with their unusual things like a nose, the teeth, or the feather style. The winged skull was a "secular" symbol of the path through life.