Posts Tagged ‘neutral’

Mysterious

Mysterious is an artful rustic-chic style taxidermy alternative of a whitetail buck. He features an understated neutral palette inspired by the central brown and gray agate slice. His subtle yet intricate details unfold with closer observation. Just as his name implies, Mysterious is never obvious or simplistic. ($2075)

Ancient Warrior

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Ancient Warrior is a whitetail deer beaded skull art piece. He features five teardrop red tiger eye stones. Gold rocaille, Czech bronze, diamond faceted, and copper seed beads all border these stones and form a central cross. Along with leather insets and an array of seed beads they portray a primal fighting spirit.

Unconventional Beauty: Different Styles of Deer Skull Art
Deer skull art has evolved into a unique and captivating form of artistic expression, blending the rustic charm of nature with intricate designs and techniques. This form of art is not only about celebrating the beauty of wildlife in a respectful and creative way but also about pushing the boundaries of conventional aesthetics and traditional taxidermy options. …read more
Creating Lasting Bonds: Family Hunting and the Power of Trophies
A guest post by Leesa’s …read more
In memory of Devon Kurzhals
This is not a large whitetail buck. However, he is a VERY important one. Not to just one person but to an entire family. And the most important beaded skull art piece I have ever had the privilege of creating. This project is in memory of Devon Kurzhals. …read more
The Autumn Leaves Story
Believe it or not, some people think beaded skulls are a morbid or grotesque concept and cannot image why anyone would want such a thing in their house. However, all creation has beauty even after the life cycle ends. This Autumn Leaves story attempts to convey the perspective of the beauty and untamed elegance of beaded skulls. Enjoy! …read more
Beaded Memories
Spending time with family is always special. And one-on-one time with grandchildren is even better, especially when you enjoy the same things. I loved it when granddaughter, Zoe asked if she could bead something with me! …read more