BONE STUFF

skeleton motifs found in various media, art, merchandise etc.

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X-Ray and Anatomical Stained Glass Windows by Wim Delvoye

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John Brosio (American, 1967) - Two Earthlings (2003)

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rat monster Robonez from Return of Ultraman episode 45  

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魚コード / Na-Cord - 100V extension cord (1995) and its new variant, micro USB cable (2013) by Maywa Denki ( 明和電機 )

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found pic of the box!

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Hand-painted, double-sided, anatomical wooden block pigs! Just finished painting stylized skeletons and muscles on these cool cut-outs. Two are available HERE in my Etsy shop!

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this is one of my favorite blogs!! It makes my day seeing what cool bone art you've found to share :)

thank you fellow bone enthusiast!! I’m glad you enjoy 🦴🦴

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Half Animals magnetic 3D puzzle series by Halftoys, 2019

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Sandrine Pelletier, White snake (2007), created using lace making techniques

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Don Quijote postage stamp released for 50th Anniversary of the death of Jose Guadalupe Posada, Mexico, 1963

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Charge Vigor icon & bottle, Bioshock Infinite, 2013

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Animal skeleton carousel cake by Erin Gardner

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TV Fish, Gregory Horror Show, 1999

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wine accessory set by Medicine, 2018

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Frog skeleton morale patch variants by Mil-Spec Monkey

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Quarantine, card from Invasion: Vengeance set, Yu-Gi-Oh TCG, 2016

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a bit of a different post today... but anytime I see coots around (eurasian coots in this case, but other subspecies have similar features too) they remind me of skeletons. Their weird segmented black and white toes make their feet look pretty skeletal from a distance, and their white frontal shield and beak look kind of bony too. They also have red eyes which makes them look even more creepy-adorable