latest updates: skeleton

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  2012

  Jan 21
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  stephenjbell

  

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  Andean condor at the Museum of Osteology (bones) in Oklahoma City. Sharpie and different colored ballpoint pen.
  tags: Condor | oklahoma | skeleton
   
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  2012

  Jan 19
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  stephenjbell

  

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  A long-nosed potoroo at the Museum of Osteology (bones) in Oklahoma City. Ballpoint pen.
  tags: ballpoint | potoroo | skeleton
   
• 
  2012

  Jan 8
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  cadaver.perception

  

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  .25 and .35 technical pens

  https://www.facebook.com/cadaverperception

  http://cadaver.perception.net/

  tags: banner | corpse | decay | ink | rose | skeleton | tentacles
   
• 
  2011

  Mar 23
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  Rubin Pingk

  

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  creek..creek..creek… why is the floor so cold right here?

  tags: bear | fear | Flashlight | ghost | Pajamas | rat | skeleton | Torch
   
• 
  2011

  Jan 21
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  MR.MORADO

  

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  “Bone Collector”
  Evenutally your troubles and sins will overflow if you don’t handle it

  tags: bones | closet | morado | pencil | sin | skeleton | trouble
   
• 
  2010

  Oct 6
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  szaza

  

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  Line drawing of a wooly rhino skeleton at the Mammoth Museum
  Barcelona, Spain.
  Ink and gouache.

  Read the stories, see the photos on my blog: http://harikaszaza.blogspot.com/

  tags: barcelona | gouache | ink | samantha zaza | skeleton | szaza
   
• 
  2010

  Oct 5
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  szaza

  

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  Line drawing of a musk ox skeleton at the Mammoth Museum
  Barcelona, Spain.
  Ink and gouache.

  Read the stories, see the photos on my blog: http://harikaszaza.blogspot.com/

  tags: barcelona | ink | line | samantha zaza | skeleton | szaza
   
• 
  2009

  Aug 1
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  dangchang

  

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  Narration of a day long pose in the classroom accompanied by a sketch of a classmate and a four minute burn done during crits.

  tags: Pen | skeleton
   
• 
  2009

  Apr 25
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  Nick Powell

  

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  Inspired by small part of a painting by John Mortimer [1740-1779].The original is called “Carrion crows hovering over a skeleton.” It struck me as a bizzare subject for the times! My rendition has a “Pirates of the Carribean ” or even a 1930s book illustration feel.For a skeleton he looks very relaxed leaning against his breakwater.
  Water colour pencils ,Pitt Pens and water.

  tags: pitt | skeleton | watercolour pencils
   
• 
  2008

  Dec 9
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  Jessie_Mead

  

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  A sketch done depicting the differences between good and evil and beauty and ugliness, but how sometimes they are so close, that they almost become intertwined.

  tags: Evil | Good | horns | skeleton