Our club exists for almost half a year. My goal, initially, was to unite people who like the unorthodox idea of bones and carcasses in art: as a means of expression, documentation or for porpusses of education; from around the world.
So, what do we have in the club today?

We have 19 members, counting me
13 of those are women ( in the beginning, it was six girls and me).
6 or more (see: iconDreamingDragonDesign are males.
Which proves again that bones are a girl-thing.


12 members are from America (10 in USA, 2 in canada, 1 in Mexico)
4 are from Europe (2 from the UK, 1 from France, 1 from Norway)
1 is from Australia
And one, me, is from the middle east.

Now we have to recruit someone from South America, Someone from Africa and optionally, someone from China and Antarctica, and then we would be able to take over the world.

We have 38 photographies submitted to the gallery :
11 of these are simple skeletons and skulls.
9 are carcasses at different stages.
11 are of the jewel and sculpture crafts.
2 are of skins.
3 are uncategorised.
And two are of shamelessly boneless insects.
We have 8 paintings and drawings.
And 5 collages by :iconMurderInRechnicolour:
One animation by
And one tutorial by

We have the skulls of a:
Some whitetail does
Some horses
A boxer dog
Some humans (plastic)
Some foxes
Several other dogs
Some cats
Some crows
Some American opossums
Some kine
A pig
A ram
A coyote
A Groundhog
A Cottontail Rabbit
An Unknown Species of Seagull
An American Coot Duck
Some Eastern Box Turtles
A Five-lined Skink
A Shrew
A domesticated rabbit
Some rats
A mink
A sparrow
A hedgehog
And several other animal skulls and other parts.

Oh, and a portion of Israel's insects.


Keep the good work and sorry for the bad English

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We shall take over the world!