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| I was given a pig's head from a pig roast that I had attended with my boyfriend. |
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| I removed the skin and as much soft tissue items I could with a knife and by hand. |
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| Then I put the skull in a pot and boiled it for around 3 hours. |
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| I didn't photograph the icky job of removing the sinuses, brain and other lovely things......but the bones fell apart while I was doing this. So, I'm going to wait until they're dry, then glue the parts back together. |
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| Here are some other skulls I have acquired in the past. on top is a brown bear, which I purchased, but had to soak in liquid dish soap because it was greasy. Beneath that is the cow moose I was given many years ago, then below is a female deer and a Jackal! The jackal I bought from a shop that deals in such things. The tiny skull is my Striped Skunk "Bone Clones" replica skull. I ordered it from the Skulls Unlimited website. |
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| Here's my male deer, complete with antlers. |
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| Some people think I'm strange because I collect animal skulls, but I think they look beautiful, and I am an artist, so I learn more about form by studying their structure. |
