Death Memento Magnets

Magical Hourglass

Magical Hourglass

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

The sands of time slowly ticks down as we all approach the inevitable. Memento Mori & Live life to the fullest

We are to number our days aright and remember our mortality. What better way than a shirt with subdued colors? Okay, there are better ways, but this one is good, too.

I did this edit to my Thou Art With Me design after I got totally obsessed with "Time" by Pink Floyd. I freaking love that song.

Magical Hourglass

Magical Hourglass

Omnes una manet nox is an inspiring Latin saying meaning One night is awaiting us all. It's about the fact that death comes to us all in the future. Features the motivational Latin phrase/motto Omnes una manet nox, meaning the same night awaits us all, in both Latin and English, written in elegant text. Cool gift idea for teachers/students of philosophy and stoicism, fans of the Latin language, and those who could use a reminder to live one's best life since we all die.

Omnes una manet nox is an inspiring Latin saying meaning One night is awaiting us all. It's about the fact that death comes to us all in the future. Features the motivational Latin phrase/motto Omnes una manet nox, meaning the same night awaits us all, in both Latin and English, written in elegant text. Cool gift idea for teachers/students of philosophy and stoicism, fans of the Latin language, and those who could use a reminder to live one's best life since we all die.

Trust in dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity.

Skulls and Anemones is a design with a pretty edge. Rock your skulls with a garland of florals in neon yellow.

In Latin, Memento mori means "remember you must die." A simple memento mori artwork might be a portrait with a skull, but additional symbols that are frequently seen include hourglasses or clocks, fruit, flowers, extinguished or guttering candles, and other symbols.

Urn or urn! You decide!

From an original painting painting by Mick J

Hope you like it.

"Memento Mori Si vis vitam para mortem" If you want to experience life, prepare yourself for death."

Fuchsia design inspired by William Morris and traditional tapestries, a skull hidden in the flowers, natures bounty. The theme of Memento Mori runs through this illustration, the idea that death creates life.

This collection captures the essence of natural beauty intertwined with gothic elegance, perfect for those who appreciate the deeper symbolism of life, death, and rebirth in art.

From my thesis film about my grandparents funeral, mourning, memento, mori, orthodox, cross, flowers, flower, eulogy, dead, death, bows, bow, roses, bush, bushes, abandoned, desolate, grave, love, cry, crying, grief, grieving, sweet death, kum susser tod, komm susser todd, come sweet death

Skullyard, a graveyard and skull design. Skull / Horror / Halloween.

past, present, future and love

Trippy Hourglass Digital Art

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

Some things have to die so others may live

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

Woodcut from the Latin edition of 'The Dance of Death' printed in Paris, France, in 1490 by Guyot Marchand for the publisher Geoffroi de Marnef.

"You should have seen the look on your skull."

old dead man's grave

Wish you were here! In Hell! With me! Stuupid.

Remember to live your life to the fullest because one day you will die

A skull and a leaves in a pattern.

This is the perfect gift to encourage your loved one to live life to its fullest!

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

make the most of it

A memento mori scene with my friend @NonDecafArt's adorable black kitten (now an adorable cat!).