Turquoise Skeleton Sticker – Gothic Skull Anatomy Art

A skeletal portrait with an eerie turquoise glow.

This original gothic sticker features a monochrome human skeleton accented with vivid turquoise and green details, including striking patterned eye sockets. The rough, textured finish combines anatomical imagery with a supernatural-looking neon aesthetic.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 6 cm (Medium)

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Osteological Examination 102-T

Catalogue designation: Turquoise Skeleton
Material received: Partial articulated skeleton
Presumed species: Homo sapiens
Soft tissue: Predominantly absent
Research priority: Immediate

RECEIVING NOTE — Z. OMB

Human skeletal morphology probable.

Cranium, mandible, cervical vertebrae and portions of the thoracic skeleton present.

Articulation requires examination.

Both orbital cavities contain turquoise material.

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Eyes?

Z. Omb

No.

Records

How confidently?

Z. Omb

Quite.

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EXAMINATION 1 — ORBITS

The material occupies substantial portions of both orbital cavities.

It is not anatomically consistent with preserved ocular globes.

Surface structure consists of densely arranged convoluted ridges.

Left and right structures are similar in overall organization but not identical.

No immediate equivalent identified in normal orbital anatomy.

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Can we remove them?

Z. Omb

Probably.

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Are you going to?

Z. Omb

Not yet.

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Why?

Z. Omb

Because currently we possess two structures in their original anatomical context.

If I remove one before documenting that relationship, I cannot put the original context back.

Records

Fair.

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EXAMINATION 3 — IMAGING

The turquoise structures do not terminate at the visible orbital surface.

Imaging indicates posterior extensions passing deeper into the orbit.

Relationship to the optic canals under examination.

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Optic canals?

Z. Omb

The openings through which the optic nerves ordinarily pass toward the cranial cavity.

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But there are no eyes.

Z. Omb

Yes.

That is why this has become interesting.

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EXAMINATION 5

Posterior extensions enter both optic canals.

No optic nerves identified.

Material continues beyond the canals.

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Into the skull?

Z. Omb

Yes.

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What's inside?

Z. Omb

We haven't opened it.

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It's a skull.

Z. Omb

Correct.

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Usually they're fairly empty at this point.

Z. Omb

Usually.

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EXAMINATION 7 — CRANIAL CAVITY

Endoscopic examination through an existing opening performed before destructive access was considered.

Turquoise material continues into the cranial cavity.

Distribution is extensive.

It occupies portions of the space formerly occupied by neural tissue while maintaining multiple branching structures.

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Is it a brain?

Z. Omb

No.

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Another confident no?

Z. Omb

It does not possess recognizable brain anatomy.

That does not tell us what it is.

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SAMPLE 102-T-A

Minute sample obtained from material already detached within cranial cavity.

No additional structure damaged.

Initial findings:

• Material is physically cohesive.
• Microscopic organization present.
• No recognizable human cells identified in preliminary examination.
• Pigmentation intrinsic to material.
• Turquoise appearance persists under broad-spectrum illumination.
• Composition unresolved.

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Alive?

Z. Omb

Define alive.

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Oh no.

Z. Omb

That is a legitimate problem here.

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EXAMINATION 12

No spontaneous macroscopic movement observed.

No conventional circulation.

No measurable respiration.

However, repeated imaging indicates small structural changes between examinations exceeding measurement error.

Temperature held constant.

Mechanical disturbance minimized.

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So it moves.

Z. Omb

Its geometry changes.

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That's moving.

Z. Omb

Possibly.

I would like to know how before selecting the verb.

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WORKING HYPOTHESES

A — Preserved biological structure
Currently poorly supported.

B — Postmortem biological growth
Possible.

C — Non-biological material introduced after death
Possible, but organized extension through anatomical pathways requires explanation.

D — Organism occupying the remains
Possible.

E — Transformation of original tissue
Insufficient evidence.

F — Unknown process
Uninformative but accurate.

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Which do you think it is?

Z. Omb

I do not yet know.

Records

Favourite?

Z. Omb

Hypotheses are not horses.

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CURRENT STATUS

Skeleton: Consistent with human morphology
Turquoise orbital structures: Unidentified
Extension through optic canals: Confirmed
Intracranial continuation: Confirmed
Evidence of conventional neural tissue: None
Evidence material is living: Inconclusive
Structural change over time: Confirmed
Anomalous status: Supported
Research priority: High

Destructive cranial examination: Deferred.

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You're protecting the turquoise stuff?

Z. Omb

I am protecting information.

We have one specimen.