Chromatic Skulls is a blog about an artist in Germany who paints skulls and sells them. As you can imagine, this is a good idea for an art store. It has a professional tone, but it is not written like a big corporate brand.

Tone

The tone of the text is professional but not overly formal. There are no slang terms or colloquialisms that would make it seem unprofessional. The text uses very few figurative language devices. This makes the text more direct and clear which is what we expect from a professional business blog.

Tone and Language

The language used on Chromatic Skulls is plain, simple, and straightforward. The words chosen for this blog post are descriptive but do not evoke any strong feelings or emotions in the reader. This website does not use flowery or exaggerated language to describe things. Also, there are no metaphors or similes used within this piece of writing which makes the author’s point more direct and clear for the audience to understand.

The language used on this blog does not have any contractions at all which adds to the formal tone of this writing. In addition, there are only two instances where an adverb/adjective is used to modify a verb; both of these instances

The Chromatic Skulls for Sale blog is run by an artist who paints skulls and sells them. The site has a professional tone, but it is not written like a big corporate brand.

The blog’s layout is simple and colorful, with images of the skulls in different colors. One example of an image shows the white skull on a blue background. In addition, the site includes links for buying the products and contact information for the artist.

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Hi, I’m a 21 year old artist. I paint skulls and sell them. The art store is called Chromatic Skulls.

I can paint any skull you want to be any color you want. I have been painting skulls for a while now, and I have developed a unique style that allows me to make anything. I think the prices are fair, but if you have suggestions for how to lower them, please let me know.

T-shirts are also available! They are $30 and they come in many colors and sizes. Thanks!”

I am an artist who has been painting skulls for over 10 years. The artwork is all original and created by me. I use acrylic paint on wood and canvas. The price of my work varies depending on the size and complexity of the piece. My art has been acquired by celebrities, business owners, collectors, doctors and lawyers etc…A lot of people have questions about my paintings so I decided to start a blog on wordpress to answer those questions. I hope you enjoy this blog!*^

I started this blog to document my progress with painting skulls. I love painting them and I hope that I’ll be good at it someday.

I hope that you find my art interesting and enjoyable.

Thank you for reading,

Violet

For my project I chose to focus on the art of painting on skulls. This is a form of art that has been around for over 150 years and its origins are a mystery. I began my investigation into these paintings by starting with the skulls themselves. The first thing I noticed about them was their shape, color and the fact that they were very old. After some research in books, journals and other web sites I was able to determine that these skulls may have been used in religious ceremonies, but most likely they have been used as decorations or gifts by loved ones to commemorate their lives.

I also learned that they were painted in many different ways, some with bright colors and others with black paint. The most intriguing thing however is that most of the time they are painted on both sides of the skull so that it seems like there are two faces. There are even some cases where one side is smiling and the other side has a more somber expression.

The style in which these skulls were painted varies greatly depending upon the artist’s culture or whether he or she was influenced by Western art (the Mexican skull) or not (the Chinese skull). The artist who paints these skulls creates an image that represents either a positive or negative aspect of life after death; this idea is popular