3D Printed 4" Medusa Skull
sold by Forgotten Boneyard
Own a high quality miniature replica of this well known piece. Medusa skull is printed in flexible high quality plastic here in the USA. This piece was originally made back in 2018 and I still get questions about it as it makes it's way around the internet. Comes with a signed wooden base for display.
I paint each one by hand to give it a more natural look. **Allow 3-4 weeks for this item to ship, made to order.
Extremely detailed, a great example of what modern 3D printers are capable of.
The latest 3D printed Forgotten Boneyard original. I made the original skull using real bones in late 2018 with the help of talented 3D artist Kudu Bijou it has been resurrected in plastic.
FAQs & Polices
Do you accept orders placed outside of the US?
I sure do! It is up to you to be aware of your local laws, I am not responsible for any orders seized by customs. I have never had this happen and have shipped over 100 orders outside of the US in the last 6 months BUT this is a risk that YOU must accept.
How long will it take to receive my order?
Once shipped most domestic orders take anywhere from 2 to 10 business days to arrive depending on the efficiency of your local postal service. International shipping delivery times may vary between 2 and 12 weeks.
Are any animals harmed to create your artwork?
NO. I love nature and animals, they are the biggest inspiration for the work I do. I would never harm an animal and do my best to know my sources. Most of my bones are found or roadkill that I process myself. Specimens are byproducts of farmed animals so there is no harm on the natural ecosystem and these items are otherwise wasted.
Can I see your work in person?
I do not have a brick and mortar store and currently my studio is closed to the public. I do however sell at shows like tattoo conventions, horror conventions, and sometimes even flea markets. My work can also be found at art galleries and curiosity shops within the US. Since 2012 I have done shows in Chicago IL, Dallas TX, Minneapolis MN, Indianapolis IN, Kansas City MO, Atlanta GA, Cincinnati OH, and many more.
How do you clean your bones?
I get this a lot! I use maceration and peroxide methods. For an excellent source of information on the subject visit bonelust.blogspot.com
Do you accept donations?
Yes I do! I always need more bones for my work and greatly appreciate when someone is willing to help me out.
Do you accept custom orders?
All the time, it makes up a good chunk of my online income. I prefer to have at least 3 months to work on a project, I will let you know within a week if I will accept the challenge or not and provide you with an estimate. At this time you are expected to put down a 50% payment and we will get started! Sometimes projects can be rushed along, don't be afraid to ask.
Have I seen your work before?
Its a good possibility. Over the years several of my works have gone viral and been shared by places like Famous Monsters of Filmland, ThinkGeek, Blastr, Syfy, ect. I have been featured on several websites like The Verge, Beautiful Decay, Cult of Weird, and many more. My work has been published in magazines like Girls and Corpses, Bizarre, and others.
Where can I get that?
If you ask me anything like this, you won't get an answer. Do the work that I had to do.
Old Town, FL
I am the sole artist behind everything Forgotten Boneyard. I create art and curio items from real animal bones and specimens. My work has been published in Bizarre, Girls and Corpses as well as on a number of websites and blogs. No creatures are harmed for my creations. - Tim Prince
Store Policies
We do not allow returns.
We do not allow exchanges.
Please contact me if you have any questions about your order.
