Skull And Crossbones Deadly Horizon Long Sleeve T-Shirt

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Skull And Crossbones Deadly Horizon by Joan Stratton - A black and white illustration of an ancient iconic symbol used in medieval times the skull and crossbones, used over the years as a symbol on flags, insignia, poisons, warnings, graveyards, sign of danger, victory, ferocity, the Jolly Roger, coats of arms. This piece is a hand-drawn linework skull and crossbones with a ghostly skull background.

And unto dust we shall return.

Black and White Art, B&W Art, Skull Art, Halloween Art, Modern Art, Gallery Prints, Print Art, Fine Art Prints, Canvas Prints

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Welcome to Paintings By Joan - Art & Design By Joan P Stratton. I live in the tropical far north, Cape York, Queensland, Australia. My beautiful home and country is the inspiration for my art. I began my working career in Melbourne, as a trainee in graphic art, technical drawings and drafting for a mining and engineering company. With the diversity of work available to me, I gained vast experience with all manner of mediums prior to the advent of computers. In the mid '80s, as a side-line to my permanent employment, I designed and prepared artwork for record covers (Albums, Eps), promotional ads and flyers for rock bands that marketed their music independently. I see myself as a mixed media artist, I love every medium and they all...