scary Monster skulls with blue background

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scary Monster skulls with blue background.
Of course you can say that pretty much ALL of the artwork we share on Skull-A-Day is Halloween related, but I had a really serious feeling of this with the first piece here from Karen Dittman . "Blue Bonnet" has that eerie, deep in the woods, crazy lady gonna getcha vibe that you can only get with a great scary story around a campfire in the fall. See more that Dotwoman's Skulls

This vector contains the following main colors: Governor Bay,Bahama Blue,Black,Science Blue,Smalt

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