Oh my god! In an effort to fulfill my promise to blog about skulls for the next few days, I accidentally discovered this amazing skull-related website called the Skull A Day Blog. Skull a Day is maintained by this guy named Noah Scanlin who, quite obviously, is obsessed with Skulls! Metal! The blog started on June 4th 2007 with skull dude vowing to make one new skull each day for a year, and post it on the blog. When he posted his 365th skull on June 2nd of this year, he turned the blog over to submissions from the vast skull-loving public. You could spend hours on this blog. Why not start now?
Here at Worleygig.com, we like skulls! In the spirit of Halloween I’ve decided to dig up various random skull posts over the next few days. To kick things off in what we will loosely refer to as “Skull Week,” check out this rad skull sculpture by artist Sudobh Gupta entitled Very Hungry God, which is crafted from ordinary kitchen objects. Very Hungry God has traveled across Europe, from Paris to Venice and currently resides at the Frieze Art Fair in Regent’s Park, London. You can read a nice background story on the artist’s motivation for the creating the sculpture Here.
