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Skulls — Page 18

Skull drawings, crossbones, pirate symbols, and decorative motifs. Compare simple emblems with character designs, or explore the related crossbones collection.

1,646 icons · 374 sources

Pixelated icon with musical notes, red stars, and text reading "Who Ever Said The Music Was Too Loud..." on a checkered background.Pixelated black skull with bunny ears, red "hardcore" text, and red star symbols on white background with gray platform.Two side-by-side pixelated skull-and-crossbones icons on black background; left has dark eye sockets, right has glowing red eyes.Pixelated skull icon with multicolored speckles on a black background, featuring pink text reading 'Phantom' at the bottom.Pixelated skull with dark blue sunglasses and a black nose, holding a white object against a black background.Pixelated skull icon with glowing eyes and dripping jaw, set against dark background with white text reading 'HELLRAISER 8' at bottom.Animated sequence of white skulls on black background with red text overlays reading 'ALKALINE TRIO' and 'TRIO' in various positions.Pixelated black-and-white icon featuring a stylized skull with flowing hair above the letters AFI in dripping, jagged font.Pixelated skull icon with brown metal plate background, four bolts at corners, and a single skull in center.Pixelated white skull with black eye sockets and mouth, wearing a black hooded cloak with gray outline, holding a small red heart-shaped object against a black background.A static pixel art image shows a white skull on the left and a silver pentagram with a red symbol inside on the right against a black background.A cartoon-style mug with a skull and crossbones emblem on its side, rendered in sepia tones with visible brush strokes.Static pixel art of a white skull with black eye sockets and nasal cavity above two crossed silver swords on a black background with gray and red borders.

Details to look for

Compare a plain skull emblem with crossbones, a skeleton character, or a pirate reference. A small change in the eyes, outline, or surrounding symbols can change the tone. The linked collections offer narrower ways to explore those motifs.