Mortality Pillows

"Every Cigarette is a Step Closer to the Grave" is a slogan that emphasizes the dangers of smoking. It suggests that each cigarette a person smokes brings them closer to their own mortality, and encourages smokers to quit or avoid smoking to protect their health. The message is clear and straightforward, serving as a warning against the harmful effects of smoking.

Remember you die

OWUO ATWEDEE is "the ladder of death", to remind us of our mortality!

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Memento mori - "Remember death" or "consider your mortality" is a motto that has accompanied humanity for thousands of years. The philosophers of ancient Greece tried to drink enough wine in their lifetime based on it. It reminded the Roman generals of the possibility of defeat and thus motivated them to perform better. It then became a moral lesson for medieval Christians. And what is your interpretation?

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Causes of death in the Crimean War. Chart produced by the British Nurse Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) showing the causes of army mortality during the Crimean War (1854-1856). It shows that far more soldiers died from preventable epidemic diseases (blue) than from wounds inflicted on the battlefield (red) or other causes (black). To reduce the deaths from preventable diseases Nightingale advocated light and airy hospitals with clean staff and good sanitary engineering.

Memento mori - "Remember death" or "consider your mortality" is a motto that has accompanied humanity for thousands of years. The philosophers of ancient Greece tried to drink enough wine in their lifetime based on it. It reminded the Roman generals of the possibility of defeat and thus motivated them to perform better. It then became a moral lesson for medieval Christians. And what is your interpretation?

Aries Custom Graphics "Inevitability Of Death" design. Cos none of us are getting out of here alive.

One day, you too shall die.

Introducing our latest design - a stunning human skull adorned with beautiful flowers, set against a lush green background. This unique and eye-catching piece of art is a perfect addition to any collection.

Homo ex Humo Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Death smiles at us all, but all a man can do is smile back.

Human skull made of lace.

Happy Sugar Skulls in greens, orange and yellows in a repeat pattern with a textured taupe background.

Human skull made of flowers.

Human skull made of cars.

Antique Marseille Tarot

Hope you like it!

Human skull made of flowers.

Human skull made of flowers.

I really enjoy drawing skulls. For me it's a simple way to relax and do something awesome (in my opinion). The problem is foreheads are boring. So I often try to think of ways to break up the space. You can look through my work and you'll see either horns, objects, lines, shapes with colors, etc. You think it's ok to have a boring ole forehead? http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/

"Tempus Fugit, Memento Mori" means "Times fly, remember death". Enjoy the day and make the most of the time you have left. This design features a grunge style half skull.

The owner of Bubu Pharmacy, the finest pharmacy in all of Liyue. He is rarely seen without a white snake named Changsheng coiled around his shoulders. His prescriptions are varied and diverse, and his medical prowess and compassion are known throughout Teyvat.

insurance nerd quote

This design features the grim reaper holding a scythe in front of a moon that serves as a clock, set against a stunning and ethereal 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, creating an enchanted and otherworldly atmosphere.

Memento Mori Latin phrase meaning "Remember you must die."Reminder that time is running out, and death is the ultimate end for everyone.

The trouble is you think you have time.

skin and bones

From late Spring through early Fall, I participate in art festivals, selling original art and my art on printed items. Every event I attend, I like to bring a pen and pad and doodle, zone out, and let my spirit take over the creative process. Creating art with just a Micron Pen was my first discovery from my former art professor, who encouraged me to further my art-building skills.

Deal with it

Mortality is a joke anyway.