The skulls came from different places, one of them came from a full dis-articulated skeleton I own, but try a place of of Hawthorne called Gold Door. They are a curio and jewelry store, but have cool skull stuff. One of my favorite skulls was purchased there.
Sweet set up David. Looks like a studio you'd want to spend a lot of time in (which I'm sure you do) that's comfortable and fun place to work. I'm stumped on the film. I'm suspecting a foreign film from the 40's?
Thanks everyone. And the movie was "The Rock" which just happened to be on tv when I took the picture. Funny how the movie and broadcast is color, but it comes out b/w (or blue) on the still picture.
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I've been on the lookout for an anatomically correct skull. Did you order yours? Or is there some skull store around town I've missed?
ReplyDeleteNo clue on the movie but I will guess it is a war movie.
The skulls came from different places, one of them came from a full dis-articulated skeleton I own, but try a place of of Hawthorne called Gold Door. They are a curio and jewelry store, but have cool skull stuff. One of my favorite skulls was purchased there.
ReplyDeleteIt's a trick question. It's not a movie. It's a live feed direct from one of the Kremlin's sub-basements.
ReplyDeleteThankd david. I (as I am sure you do) love to see the set up of other artist's studios. And all the crazy knick-knacky stuff.
ReplyDeleteAargh. I so need to proof-read my comments. And yes, I know to capitalize your name. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteSweet set up David. Looks like a studio you'd want to spend a lot of time in (which I'm sure you do) that's comfortable and fun place to work. I'm stumped on the film. I'm suspecting a foreign film from the 40's?
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. And the movie was "The Rock" which just happened to be on tv when I took the picture. Funny how the movie and broadcast is color, but it comes out b/w (or blue) on the still picture.
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