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• 10/13/2008 2:51 PM Amanda Dagg wrote:
  I think your skull art is amazing! I collect skulls and I have had them burnt with tribal designs and used as candle holders, but never seen anything as unique and beautiful as what you do.
  Quinn I wish you all the success with your skulls and best wishes for the future.
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  1. 10/13/2008 9:32 PM Quinn Gregory Swarovski Art wrote:
     Amanda-
     Thank you for one of the nicest comments anyone has ever given me! I started my skull art as a way to get more comfortable with death. (I have a heart disease that will shorten my life... and at first I was so afraid of dying.) Working with skulls has been "healing" in so many levels. Your compliment sure is an added bonus.
     Quinn
     
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• 8/16/2009 2:32 AM Flip Page wrote:
  Oooh creepy. It has a strange feeling of being good and being creepy at the same time.
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• 9/10/2009 3:18 PM Lindsey wrote:
  I like that skull a lot. I am doing the steer and cow skulls with mosaic tiles and its very relaxing and fun! Are those swarovski crystals all over the skull?
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  1. 9/11/2009 5:31 AM Quinn Gregory Swarovski Art wrote:
     Yes, my longhorn skulls are encrusted with between 10,000 to 14,000 Swarovski crystals on each piece. I too find the entire process soothing and because I have a bad heart- the hyper-focus required to glue on each stone in the correct place helps me actually slow down my heart rate.
     Can I see you work? Do you sell the at any art galleries? If so, what is your price range? I am planning on contacting a few galleries in the Southwest- but don't know how to price my longhorn skulls. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks, Quinn
     
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