#vulturing

[juliensbones]

I miss my bones shelf. Everything is stored at my dad’s so nothing gets ruined here.

[cowboyhell]

Pose reference

[whimzhbeeaffairs]

My latest project: deer jawbone dreamcatcher.

I'm very happy with this piece. It definitely took a lot of patience to put together, but the persistence was worth it. Now it will hang over our bed.

There are 13 stones in total: green gems are green quartz and the black gem is black jasper/basanite. I used artificial feathers, but in the event that I come across some natural ones, I may switch then out.

All in all, I'm pleased with the overall look of this one, and would absolutely do it again, should more jawbones find their way to me.

[xurkittree]

fun vulture tip: never ever use gorilla glue on skulls. tried to glue some teeth in - it expands. and turns the bone orange. and leaks out of pores. it's water-resistant and soaking the skull in hydrogen peroxide for days didn't even make a dent in it. yeah. don't use gorilla glue, friends.

[dm-wyndring]

This is how my cat sits and watches us cook.

[threefold-vultress]

Fuck it. It's nearly 1am but my back hurts like crazy so I think I'll try going for a short walk. Plus I think I saw a dead squirrel just up the street earlier, so.....

[juliensbones]

Hi Julien, which bone is your favorite?

Human or animal?

animals I really like skulls, it’s really interesting how they’re different from species to species and how tissue/fat/fur impacts the shapes of their heads.

human I’d have to say clavicle for individual. For a complete section of bone, spine pieces are cool. (Vertebrae C6 is a personal favorite. He’s just happy to be there)

honorable mention to whatever the forearm is doing.