Street artists love skulls almost as much as Dick Cheney enjoys shooting people in the face (God, that’s a really dated pop culture reference, isn’t it). Here are five pieces by artists who use some form of a skull as their logo:
1. Kaws
Maybe an ad disruption would be a ‘better’ piece by Kaws, I love the way somebody spray painted around this sticker. Very few stickers get that much respect.
![Kaws Photo by Jake Dobkin](https://blog.vandalog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/77211788_eee0e31f22.jpg)
2. Cyclops
You can’t mention London street art or graffiti right now without a nod to Burning Candy, and Cyclop’s skulls are in many of their best collaborative pieces.
![Cyclops Photo by bixentro](https://blog.vandalog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/2312369633_68e142c302.jpg)
3. Booker
Booker/Reader/Readmorebooks/Boans… This writer gets up under too many names to keep track of, but one of his many trademarks are these skulls:
![Booker Photo by funkandjazz](https://blog.vandalog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/398483924_b5d9f3ad7e1.jpg)
4. Katsu
No discussion of skulls on the street would be complete without Katsu.
![Katsu Photo by dreamsjung](https://blog.vandalog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/2147587215_eba1bd5467.jpg)
5. Skullphone
Don’t really know what Skullphone is trying to say with this image, but he’s said it all over the world.
![Skullphone Photo by Laughing Squid](https://blog.vandalog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/3218412880_fcc2ffb7b6.jpg)
So that’s five street artists and graffiti writers who use skulls as logos. Now the reason I started thinking about this post. This is a new piece by Elbowtoe that I’m really liking: