WorldBoneClub

I have none but my apology to offer you for not being logged in for so long. Also, I have to remind you that other members of the club also have the password to it, and they seem not to have visited it during my abcense. Sorry for making you wait. Anyway, it's crow season now in Israel. Or as I put it: The reaper of crows He knows. That many a thing Spread first wing in the Spring. And high in the sky They fly. They eagerly greet All the perils they meet. Some learn to beware. Some die. *** Time for new bone art. -------------------------------------------------- Also, one of our more shocking works: "what lies beneath" (Show

The world bone club wishes everybody a happy new year! ( actually, the club is just a place and has no wishes and will of it's own, but the individual people do wish everybody a happy new year) May we bury the past mistakes and sorrows and enter a year of beauty and calm. (Yes. after a long busy time, the club is active again) Have the time of your life (and a bit of other creature's death...) ! Club curator, Snoosmumrik ~Snoosmumrik (https://www.deviantart.com/snoosmumrik) _________________________________________________ Corset-wench               :iconcorset-wench:Snoosmumrik                :iconSnoosmumrik:MurderInTechnicolour    :iconMurderInTechnicolour:Sesroh    

Most of us in the club have to deal with bones and general dead stuff in our art. Everyone of us has a unique way to deal with our favorite Nature Morte. ( for example. I, Snoosmumrik, use chlorine bleach, while Sesroh wouldn't use bleach to save her life - for it makes the bones over-fragile) I would like you to leave comments with tips on dealings with bones (cleaning, finding, keeping etc.) The tips shall be incorporated into the body of the entry. ________________________________________________ Tip from ~BasiliskZero (https://www.deviantart.com/basiliskzero) : I usually keep stuff in a bucket with water for a week or two, more if it's cool out, to rot all the meat of