Gianluca Murasecchi, Roma, Italia

This is a detail from a large china ink drawing. There is a skull lower down on this but I could only scan a portion and I wanted the upper part with the lettering to be seen.
While I didn't find a website for this artist, I did find many web links showing his work. HERE is one of them.

Guido Bondioli, Arizona, USA and Solala, Guatemala

This is a detail of a large, abstract, arcylic painting done on newspaper. The newspaper ,which is from January of 2012, is preserved by the paint and is quite flexible. I like the way some of the print shows through the paint.

Guido Capuano, Sicily, ITALY

I don't see a skull in this. Do you? I looked at it with a magnifying glass thinking that perhaps it was very tiny, but no, not one. I do like the collage and the asemic writing, regardless, of the connection.

Simon Warren, U.K.

I've never been sure how Simon's images fit into a theme, but he writes a lot and the word skulls appears in the writings. Here are most of the cards that he sent for the 2012 exhibit. He is quite active in sending to Mail Art calls.

Russell Dickerson, USA

You can see more of Russell Dickerson's work at his website: rhdickerson.com.

Wendy Bussard, Phillipsburg, New Jersey, USA

This is a photo of alovely illustration. I wish I had Wendy's website so we could see more of her work.

3rd Annual Skull Appreciation Day event

Here's the poster designed by Noah Scalin of Another Limited Rebellion for this year's event. Don't forget to send in your entries by the deadline.
Details here.