Memento Mori Hoodies

old dead man's grave

Urn or urn! You decide!

A Chrysanthemum flower and a skull

Beautiful early dusk scape with lunar moth.

1950s scary skull

Memento mori with kawaii colors

At midnight the masks come off revealing a skeletal rat Cinderella. Original articulated skeleton sculpture inspired by Come Lady Death and Cinderella.

Black Skull. Wonderful reminder that life is finite. Perfect memento mori accessory.

AMOR FATI. Love Your Fate. Stoic Wisdom. White Variation.

Amor fati, or "love of fate," is a Stoic philosophy that advocates embracing one's destiny with acceptance and love, finding meaning and purpose in every experience, regardless of its challenges or outcomes.

In case you forgot that you will die one day.

Pencil on paper drawing.

Selected Skull pieces made by renowned artist Tokebi ©Tokebi

Lobsters are exceptionally long lived. What do they have need to fear?

visitor skull

The Spirit of Yule

Mixed media/digital composite involving death and rust.

skull with worry

Let us prepare our minds as if we’d come to the very end of life. Let us postpone nothing. Let us balance life’s books each day… The one who puts the finishing touches on their life each day is never short of time.—Marcus Aurelius

A timber wolf skull and a blue-legged centipede to remind you that you too, shall die.

A skull sprouts anew with cherry blossoms, a symbol of rebirth.

Amor Fati, or "love of fate," is a Stoic philosophy that advocates embracing one's destiny with acceptance and love, finding meaning and purpose in every experience, regardless of its challenges or outcomes.

Vanitas Still Life with Oysters and Skull by Herman Henstenburgh. Gouache.

we all must eventually pay

Halloween Skull - Black and Orange Variation

Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.―Seneca

Stop drifting…Sprint to the finish. Write off your hopes, and if your well-being matters to you, be your own savior while you can.—Marcus Aurelius

skull and bone

Begin at once to live, and count each separate day as a separate life.—Seneca

They lose the day in expectation of the night, and the night in fear of the dawn.—Seneca

Embrace Your Destiny, Love Every Moment: Amor Fati

Illustrated quote by Charles Baudelaire from his poem The Clock. It translates as, "Minutes, blithesome mortal, are bits of ore That you must not release without extracting the gold".

Vanitas Still Life by Herman Henstenburgh. Watercolor, gouache, and gum arabic.

Dark gothic portrait of a lone mourner.

morose skull

Cementiri del Pablenou, Barcelona, Spain