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Different Angles of a Skull
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Published: 2013-05-11 06:10:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 286189; Favourites: 12396; Downloads: 18021
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When I was drawing my Devil's Serenade picture, I tried to look up references of many different angles of skulls, but I couldn't seem to find very many. I ended up just taking the cast of a human skull that I own and holding it in my hand while I drew it's positioning.I figured that it might be handy to some artists out there to have a bunch of skull images facing all sorts of different angles and directions for photomanipulations and references.
In the downloadable content, the files are much larger and there are more images included.
Please don't post the package outside of DA. Please send me a link to your piece so I can see how it was used 
I do not need credit but you can link back to this package so that others can use it too.NEW SKULL STOCK!!!
View All Skull Stock here:
xeiart.deviantart.com/gallery/…
Other macabre themed pieces:
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For anyone interested in purchasing their own personal skull mold, you can buy them here on a lovely website called Dapper Cadaver, which sells a hundred other awesome strange props and doodads: www.dappercadaver.com/categori…
Tedathin1 made a rotating gif icon of the stock. Here it is:
A DD!! Woo! Thanks to sincebecomeswhy for the suggestion. And thanks to Elandria for the selection!
OMG! For the first time ever, I'm on the front page for "Popular: All Time" for the Stock: Other category. I'm filled with giggles.
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Comments: 678
aww how very thoughtful of you
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don't know if I will use it but I think I will favorate just in case
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Wow! That's really cool! You can see all the foramen and the sutures too
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They're not as prominent as they should be because it's a replica, but they're definitely visible.
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Is that from a real head or is it artificial?
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It is a cast prop skull purchased from the Dapper Cadaver website.
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wow, this will be of so much help! I wish there were similar photos of all the bones in human body *__*
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I know! My full skeleton has all of it's bones attached so it would be very difficult to take photos of the angles. But if you're in need of seeing all the human bones, there is a great website called zygotebody (www.zygotebody.com), it is a full 3D representation of a male or female body. You can see skin, muscles, bones, circulatory, nerves, and pretty much anything else. I find it very useful.
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damn, it's awesome! thank you so much <3
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I was going to draw a skull and look up a reference later today, and this was the first thing I saw when I logged onto D.A.!
Coincidence? A happy one at that! 
Thank you!
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YAY! 
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Thank you for posting this :3
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was just looking for something like this, thanks for making such an awesome resource!
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You're welcome. Glad to help!
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excellent, you must have dug up a lot of graves to achieve this
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*hides shovel* I certainly have no idea what you're talking about.
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This is great, Im always looking for a skull reference. Thank you!
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Me too, that's why I ended up just buying one so I could reference any angle I wanted without having to go to good ol google.
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I needed this so bad hahahaha. Thank you very much!
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Um..where did you get the skull ?
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I posted the link to the site in the description. It's right between the star images on the bottom of the description.
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Oh. I thought it was something more...morbid.
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This is very helpful for the struggling artist like me...I will use this for practice...Thanks for the hard work.
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No problem. Thank you!
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This is very cool of you to share. Awesome. Thanks.
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This is completely amazing! Thanks so much for sharing this, you're a life saver!
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You're so welcome! Glad I could help you out!
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I was thinking about buying a whole week. thx very much
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