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Dino bones at London's Natural History Museum - I took this on slow shutter speed to create the effect of movement. I wanted the dino bones look like they were trying to escape out of the main doors.
An inside look at look at a News Stand being created for the set of The Lovely Bones at the MacDade Mall.
Fossilized bone jumble at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
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Found this squirrel in my backyard, he was partially decomposed and missing some parts. I cleaned up what was left and glued the bones together with super glue.
As excited as I was to find possible human remains in the middle of nowhere (a clearing off a trail in the "Rhode Island desert".) the size of the bone got me wondering. Despite the bone being broken on both ends, my research is telling me that this is probably something along the lines of a deer fibula. I joined a bunch of bone ID groups that will hopefully reassure me that it's not someone's arm or whatever. For now, I have succeeded in making people genuinely concerned that I am in possession of murder evidence placed on the dinner table.
2010.
Fiber reactive dye (application) and wax resist on muslin.
Part of a bojagi (Korean wrapping cloth/ furoshiki=Japanese wrapping cloth) series I was working on where it had to do with my identity.
Jack was once the loyal pet to a pirate captain who pillaged and plundered in the Caribbean. Recently I found Jack in a local cemetery and brought him to live at the cuddle shop. Jack could not remember how he had ended up in the cemetery or how he died and was unable to leave this earth. All he had with him was his companion and loyal friend Bones the Banana.
They are looking for a good home to be adopted into. Could your home be the right home for them?
Jack maybe a bit spooky but he has a big heart and despot his lack of skin he is still cuddle worthy!
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Images from a visit to the Bone Cellar at the Natural History Museum in Berlin from the Berlin Museums Tweetup, March 2012
Chris' first attempt at Pumpkin Masters and he did an admirable job. The pattern is called Bone Head and it's so scary!
The same bone reversed. The red color is the reflection of my abdomen dressed by a red sweater.Dedicated to my favourite English sculptor Henry Moore, who created many sculptures with bones.
El mateix os al revés. El color vermell de la part inferior, és degut a un reflex de la meva panxa, vestida de vermell. Peça dedicada al meu escultor britànic preferit, Henry Moore.
A mammoth bone exhibit at the Children’s Discovery Museum in San Jose.
The mammoth bones were held in a mesh enclosure that simulated the outline of the animal.
Moudrá zelená sova se pyšní dokonalým Bone designem. USB flash disky ve tvaru sovy patří k nejoblíbenějším tvarům v naší nabídce.
Přinášíme Vám tedy šňůrku, která Váš flash disk perfektně doplní
My first Reaper Bones. I bought this guy and the worm on the left to see if I wanted to pledge. I did. I left the mold lines on and did this fast, there's some cleanup and details to do yet. He was primed in gesso (the worm was not) because the paints I use are a bit thin for un-primed application. This is about 4 hours of work; I am slow. It's worth noting that my son, Logan, suggested the stipple effect that really makes the round shield on the figure's belly & the bands on the club work.