The Mammoth Book of Skulls: Exploring the Icon--from Fashion to Street Art (Mammoth Books) by ILYA


The Mammoth Book of Skulls: Exploring the Icon--from Fashion to Street Art (Mammoth Books)
Title : The Mammoth Book of Skulls: Exploring the Icon--from Fashion to Street Art (Mammoth Books)
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ISBN : 0762454636
ISBN-10 : 9780762454631
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 480
Publication : First published July 17, 2014

Skulls have always captured the human imagination. Now, The Mammoth Book of Skulls collects the most engaging and exciting images of the skull from pop culture around the world.

This collection brings together a visual feast of the popular doom-laden image from graphic novels, manga, graphic design, movies, art, costume, make-up, vintage advertising, and popular culture, along with the just plain weird. With stunning photography throughout, this book provides a wide range of unique and engaging interpretations of the iconic image.


The Mammoth Book of Skulls: Exploring the Icon--from Fashion to Street Art (Mammoth Books) Reviews


  • Z

    great browser on the diversity of interpretation of the skull.

    Fave quotes from book:
    "Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand-and melting like a snowflake." Francis Bacon (p.58).

    "Everyone is an artist inside, and it's great that Instagram has encouraged people to just LOOK around them and share the things they find interesting. we don't need endless money to chase our dreams, just resolve and time. Hopefully, we'll get to hang out on this earth long enough to escort all of our ideas to the other side." Ransom & Mitchell interviewed by Charlotte McManus (p.61).


    on acknowledgement page...
    set your browsers for stun:

    www.skulladay.blogspot.co.UK

    www.skullis.com

    www.iwantyourskull.com

    www.skullappreciationsociety.com

  • Chantal Jandard

    A overview of skull imagery in a wide variety of settings. Not much in terms of analysis, context, history or the like, but nice to flip through and use as a launchpad.