Our 2011 Sugar Skull Collection is our first line of an annual tradition and celebration.
Our sugar skulls are inspired by Día de los Muertos, a Mexican tradition that honors and celebrates departed loved ones; a truly fascinating, humorous, and beautiful holiday.
In Día de los Muertos, skeletons are symbols of resurrection; Death is mocked and celebrated–Key clues to what Bricklayer Bosh is all about.
All skulls are hand-made by our team. 2011 Bricklayer Bosh Sugar Skull Team Members include: Dom, Scott, Tatum, Jennifer Long, and myself.
2011 Skull 01
2011 Skull 02
2011 Skull 03 “Nasty Habits”
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2011 Skull 05
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2011 Skull 07
2011 Skull 08
2011 Skull 09 “Empress Skeleton”
2011 Skull 10
2011 Skull 11 “Zombie”
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2011 Skull 18
(My 3rd favourite)
2011 Skull 19 “Blade Runner”
2011 Skull 20 “Gremlin”
2011 Skull 21
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2011 Skull 23
2011 Sugar Skull Collection Designed by Bosh
While our team collectively decorated the previous skulls, I decorated the following myself *except where noted.
2011 Skull 24
2011 Skull 25
(My 2nd favourite)
2011 Skull 26 “Mad Scientist”
(My favourite)
2011 Skull 27
2011 Skull 28
2011 Skull 29 “The Rose”
(I like this skull because it features one of my first artistic obsessions, roses, which I used to draw all the time, in most cases, exactly as seen above.)
2011 Skull 30
*I designed everything except for the red and blue on the mouth. I think Scott did that.
2011 Skull 31
