Mortality Pillows

An artful representation of Tempus fugit, time flies

At the end of the story, isn't that what we all want? A happy little ending? Well - the end of our story today comes courtesy of an adorable member of the Reaper family. Stylish grey tones and the stark white face of judgement, mixed with a cutesy touch of mortality come together to harvest your soul with a little touch of whimsy.....

Their elongated bodies may or may not have wings, but all Mantodea have forelegs that are greatly enlarged and adapted for catching and gripping prey; their upright posture, while remaining stationary with forearms folded, has led to the common name praying mantis.

This striking design intertwines the beauty of a butterfly with a profound reminder to 'Embrace Mortality'.

Christopher Hitchens // Fan Art Tribute

Alexander Pope quote: Death, only death, can break the lasting chain;. And here, ev'n then, shall my cold dust remain,

This striking design intertwines the beauty of a butterfly with a profound reminder to 'Embrace Mortality'.

Stay Home and Gaming. In a darkly whimsical depiction, the Grim Reaper engages in gaming while urging everyone to stay home, blurring the line between mortality and virtual reality.

Here lies hope and dream. Through the strokes of charcoal, a haunting cemetery emerged on the paper, adorned with tombstones bearing the solemn words "Here lies hope and dream," evoking a sense of melancholy and introspection.

Grim Reaper Fortunes

Island Life is Dead

Under Observation by Brian Benson. I made this in about 1989 with two types of ballpoint pen; the trusty Bic biro and the red hued Stadler Stick.

Based on Klimt's 1916 painting "Life and Death", this design only features the latter. Copyright for the original work "Life and Death" belongs to Gustav Klimt 1916.

In a vibrant and captivating illustration, a colorful skull is adorned with a ribbon and the word "Death," juxtaposing beauty and mortality in a striking and symbolic composition.

Featuring a humorous twist on the classic phrase 'Life is short and then you die,' this shirt adds a playful edge to the inevitable. With a quirky design of the Grim Reaper himself, this tee is a fun reminder to seize the moment and find humor in life's unpredictable journey. Get yours today and add a touch of dark humor to your wardrobe!

Time flies.

Look beyond the cemetery gates...

Death and old man playing checkers. What could go wrong? Designed and sold by Crowden Satz

A classic, iconic human skull

Momento Mori, a reminder of our mortality and the fragility of existence.

A skull surrounded by lush green plants, creating a captivating and intriguing contrast between life and death, nature and mortality

This design features the grim reaper holding a scythe in front of the moon, set against a stunning landscape in muted tones. The vector art style captures the ominous and surreal atmosphere of the scene. The design celebrates the enigma of death and the uncertain fate that lies ahead, posing a puzzle and a riddle for us to contemplate as we navigate the unknown.

This design features the grim reaper holding a scythe in front of a moon that serves as a clock, set against a stunning landscape in muted tones. The vector art style captures the ominous and surreal atmosphere of the scene. The design celebrates the mystery and finality of death, as well as the passing of time and the uncertain fate that lies ahead.

This design features the grim reaper holding a scythe in front of a moon that serves as a clock, set against a stunning landscape in muted tones. The vector art style captures the ominous and surreal atmosphere of the scene. The design serves as a cautionary reminder of the finality of death and the uncertain fate that lies ahead, urging us to make the most of our time on earth.

Quote from Eckhart Tolle, as referenced by the band Anathema in the track "Presence" from their 2010 album "We're Here Because We're Here". Also available with black text "here":http://www.redbubble.com/people/ragetroll/works/15470833-life-is-eternal-black-text If you'd like something in a different colour than those available, please drop a comment and I'll make it up for you.

Quote from Eckhart Tolle, as referenced by the band Anathema in the track "Presence" from their 2010 album "We're Here Because We're Here". Also available with white text "here":http://www.redbubble.com/people/ragetroll/works/15470832-life-is-eternal-white-text If you'd like something in a different colour than those available, please drop a comment and I'll make it up for you.

Broken Human Cranium Vintage Illustration Vectorized is an illustration sketch of a human skull. Skulls are a lasting image of man’s mortality, a symbol of toughness and bravery. Ideal for Halloween or the day of the dead. Perfect for Goths, rockers, bikers, Are you a cranomaniac or skull-obsessed? Do you find beauty in death that others only see in life? Are you a biker celebrating every moment, a Mexican celebrating the memory of ancestors on the feast Día de Los Muertos? Do you belong to Gothic culture? ABOUT THE ART © ‎Upgraded 10 ‎October ‎2022, ‏‎09:18:23 Tracey Harrington Simpson

Skeletal heart hands.

Mortal enemies

Feeling black.

Skull, book and mountains.

Memento Mori

Inspired by the transience of life

A skull surrounded by lush green plants, creating a captivating and intriguing contrast between life and death, nature and mortality

A skull surrounded by lush green plants, creating a captivating and intriguing contrast between life and death, nature and mortality