Sugar Skull Woman Merch

Day of the Dead Woman

Day of the Dead Woman

Day of the Dead Woman

The Dia de los Muertos is not meant to be scary, but rather to bring joy and a sense of fun to the spooky season. It appeals to a wide range of audiences, including children and those who prefer a more light-hearted approach to Halloween decorations. The Dia de los Muertos is a delightful fusion of the spooky and the cute, making it a perfect addition to any Halloween display or decoration setup.

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Day of the Dead Woman

Day of the Dead Woman

Calavera Catrina | Dia De Los Muertos | Day of the Dead | Skulls | Skeletons | Sugar Skulls | Red |

Calavera Catrina | Dia De Los Muertos | Day of the Dead | Skulls | Skeletons | Sugar Skulls | Hot Pink |

Digital painting of Marilyn Monroe with sugar skull makeup, fixed ai art.

Exclusively for emo and post-hardcore music fans.

This is a cartoon drawing of a woman wearing sugar skull model makeup to celebrate the day of the dead holiday

Vintage tattoo design perfect for kids and adults who love Day of the Dead. Grab this design as a gift for your friend or family member who also loves sugar skulls.

I hope you like it!!!!

"Sugar Skull Girl" © Molly Harrison 2018 www.mollyharrisonart.com Ink drawing colored digitally.

This unique design features a beautiful woman with roses in her hair. Her face is decorated in the style of Day of the Dead sugar skulls which includes swirling lines, a stitched mouth and a black nose. Large black circles that are surrounded by small round flower pedals appear around the girl’s eyes and a small upside down heart sits in the middle of her forehead. The woman’s jet black hair falls down below her shoulders and blends in to her black lace dress. This stylish pattern is a beautiful example of this Day of the Dead holiday.

Sugar skull woman in flower crown portrait

death from sandman skeleton girl ecopop from the dreams of the comicbook series by lebeau with mexican patterns from the day of the dead

Burn Out Witch Pine Marten Tattoo Style Design

Day of the dead

A large, colorful design of a girl with a sugar skull face to celebrate Dia de los Muertos!

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Dia De Los Muertos " Roses" by Danny Silva. WEBSITE: www.dsilvadesigns.com PRINT SHOP: http://www.inprnt.com/gallery/dsilvadesigns/ T-SHIRTS https://www.teepublic.com/stores/d-silva-designs BLOG : http://dsilvaart.blogspot.com MY EBAY STORE: http://www.ebay.com/sch/dsilvabarred DEVIANT ART : www.dsilvabarred.deviantart.com FAN PAGE : www.facebook.com/dsilvadesigns STORE : https://squareup.com/market/dsilvadesigns INSTAGRAM : www.instagram.com/dsilvadesigns OR @dsilvadesigns TWITTER :www.twitter.com/dsilvadesigns OR @dsilvadesigns TUMBLR : www.dsilvadesigns.tumblr.com YOU TUBE : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYNmhJs3QZzT_aWKwJZvgNQ TSU - https://www.tsu.co/dsilvadesigns

This Day of the Dead inspired design features a beautiful woman with sugar skull patterns on her face. Three roses appear in her jet black hair with two more roses tattooed on her arm.

Our girl is fully decorated in her sugar skull patterns Our very own Day of The Dead Girl original DUDC design

Dead Inside Collection Artwork No. VIII

Hand drawing on paper.

A large, bold design of a girl with a sugar skull face & headphones in celebration of Dia de los Muertos!

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A sweet skull for you <3

A large, bold design with a girl with a sugar skull face, celebrating Dia de los Muertos!

skeleton crown in floral ecopop pattern

The “Catrina” skull (a.k.a. “Dapper Skeleton” or “Elegant Skull”) it’s a popular culture icon born in Mexico, in the zinc etching by the famous artist José Guadalupe Posada. Given it ties to the past heritage of the Aztecs and the mexican “Holy Death” deity, the Catrina has become the icon of Death in Mexico (specially in the All Saints’ Day) and now is also popular in other countries (like Spain or USA where is a halloween icon). This is my interpretation of a Catrina. Model and inspiration comes from my best friend “Miss. K".

La Catrina, a beautiful woman with the classic paintings of the Day of the Dead from Mexico.