Scary Skull Vinyl Sticker 005
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Skulls. Color. Attitude.
Bobby Draws Skullz
Bobby Draws Skullz artwork turns everyday gear into a statement. Browse bold skulls, strange characters and colorful designs, then choose the size and options offered for your favorite sticker.
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Art with a wild streak.
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Scary Skull Vinyl Sticker 002
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Scary Mushroom With Eyes Vinyl Sticker
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Scary Green Skull Vinyl Sticker
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Ping Ming With Glasses Meditating Vinyl Sticker
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Melting Face Skull Vinyl Sticker
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Eat Your Greens Vinyl Sticker
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Colorful Skulls With Eyes Vinyl Sticker
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Blue Skull With Eyes and Teeth Vinyl Sticker
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Assorted Scary Skull Vinyl Sticker
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Angry Clown Vinyl Sticker
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Abstract Colorfull Skulls with Eyes And Teeth Vinyl Sticker
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Behind the artwork / Artist spotlight
Meet Bobby
Draws Skullz.
Skulls. Strange characters. Zero ordinary.
Bobby Brown, the artist behind Bobby Draws Skullz, brings a big personality to small surfaces. His work in this collection mixes expressive skulls, colorful creatures and cartoon chaos - the kind of artwork that makes you stop, look closer, and grin.
We love the attitude in these designs. Pick the one that feels like you, then give your laptop, gear case or favorite smooth surface a little more character.
His artwork reaches well beyond stickers: skate decks, apparel and album covers all carry his linework. His public artist profile ↗ also lists the Joe Kubert Art School in his education. That mix of drawing craft and a wonderfully unruly imagination is part of what makes this collection so much fun to explore.
Abstract Scary Green Skull Vinyl Sticker ↗
Tongue Skull Vinyl Sticker ↗
Zombie Redneck Driving Car Vinyl Sticker ↗
Big attitude.
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Beyond the sticker
Art with a life of its own.
From skate decks to music artwork, here are a few places Bobby’s work has been credited. Explore the original projects below.
Project photo: Metal SkateboardsSkate culture / ApparelMetal Skateboards
The Casino graphic
A tribute with a place behind it. Metal credits Bobby Brown for the Casino shirt graphic, created as an ode to Casino Skate Park in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
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Project photo: DeathgearSkate decks / Character artDeathgear
Death’s Diner
A deck full of character. Deathgear credits Bobby for its first skateboard graphic, Death’s Diner, and identifies its mascot Frankenstein as the “Bowl Beast” featured in the design.
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Project photo: DeathgearSkate decks / Color & chaosDeathgear
Slurp
The story keeps growing. Deathgear’s second deck, Slurp, also credits Bobby’s artwork, with Frankenstein returning as the Grave Robber. Two very different scenes, one artist’s imagination.
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Artwork image: MERGE4 / Wee Man collectionSkate culture / Jason AcuñaWee Man
War Pigs. Big personality.
Bobby’s work for Jason “Wee Man” Acuña brings his skull-filled imagination into another corner of skate culture. This War Pigs graphic, shared by MERGE4, packs cartoon chaos, bold color and Bobby’s signature into one wild scene.
Follow Wee Man on Instagram ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Cover image: Point Blank NYHCMusic / Album artworkPoint Blank NYHC
We Will Rise Again
His work belongs in the record collection, too. Point Blank NYHC credits Bobby Draws Skullz for the cover of We Will Rise Again, released in 2024. Explore the artwork and hear the album on the band’s page.
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Project image: Asylum SkateshopSkate decks / Pardon My ThrashingCaturday Skulls
A different kind of cat person
Skulls meet Caturday. Asylum Skateshop credits Bobby Draws Skullz for the artwork on Pardon My Thrashing’s Caturday deck. It’s another corner of a portfolio that keeps finding new ways to make a board stand out.
Explore the original project ↗ (opens in a new tab)Project images are credited to their original publishers. These are examples of Bobby’s work; the linked decks, apparel and music are offered by their respective creators.
A graphic with a story
More than a skull.
A whole character.
In a Juice Magazine interview with Jeff Ament and Jim Murphy, skater Kim Petersen describes the Montana Pool Service graphic Bobby created for her pro model. Ament gave Bobby background about her, and Bobby interpreted it as a wrestler with bat wings leaping from the ropes.
It’s a great glimpse of what an artist can bring to a project: an idea becomes a character, and that character becomes something personal. Read Kim’s interview at Juice Magazine ↗ (opens in a new tab)
With love, from Vinyl Disorder
Bobby, we’re stoked to have your art here.
We love artists who put their own personality into every line. Your skulls, creatures and beautifully strange characters bring color, humor and a whole lot of attitude to our sticker library. This page is our little celebration of that work - and an invitation for more people to discover it.
To everyone browsing: find a favorite, follow Bobby, explore his projects, and give great art a place in your everyday world.
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A little vinyl. A lot of personality.
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Out in the world
Artist-designed. Made for your world.
MEET THE ARTIST / BOBBY BROWN
Big imagination. Unmistakably Bobby.
Bobby Brown, known as Bobby Draws Skulls, brings a wonderful mix of imagination, character and rebellious spirit to his artwork. His skulls and offbeat characters have a personality all their own, the kind of art that makes you stop, smile and look a little closer. We love the energy he brings to the Vinyl Disorder artist collection.
Art with roots in skateboarding and music
Bobby's work lives comfortably in the worlds of skateboarding, band merchandise and independent art. His illustrations have appeared on Ben Raybourn's Steer deck for Metal Skateboards and the Rot On Repeat deck for Deathgear, as well as Flipper's Monster Truck merchandise. These are creative spaces where a distinctive point of view matters, and Bobby brings plenty of his own.
His connection to the music community also extends to independent publishing. InEffect Hardcore credits his artwork for its Know Your Scene feature, which celebrates the people contributing to DIY music culture.
A style worth making room for
What we love about Bobby's art is how much character it carries. There is humor in the strange, personality in the skulls and an unmistakable sense of fun in the unexpected details. It feels right at home on the things people make their own, from a favorite skateboard to a well-traveled gear case.
We are proud to feature Bobby's artwork at Vinyl Disorder and help more people discover his creative world. If something in this collection sparks an idea, we would love to hear it. Bring a rough concept, a story, a project or a few reference images, and start a conversation about artwork that feels personal to you.
His credited work spans skateboard graphics and music merchandise, including projects for Metal Skateboards, Deathgear Skateboards and Flipper merchandise. Explore his work, follow along, and bring us an idea that deserves a little of Bobby's creative spirit.
Say hello to Bobby
Send Bobby a quick hello, tell him “nice job,” or share what you love about his style. A favorite design, a detail that made you smile, or a few kind words can mean a lot to the person behind the artwork. No project or purchase needed.
Have something you would love to see made? Share your idea too. We would love to help you start a conversation about what is possible. Your message is emailed to Bobby and the Vinyl Disorder team. For artwork projects, availability, pricing, usage rights and timing are confirmed together before work begins.
Prefer a separate window? Open the artist message form. You can also reach us at support@vinyldisorder.com.
Give a gear case, laptop or smooth cabinet a shot of Bobby Draws Skullz color. Keep the artwork’s fine details visible by choosing a size that suits your space. Product photos show the design; lifestyle scenes are illustrative application inspiration.
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Bobby Draws Skullz FAQs
How do I choose a size?
Measure the space you want to decorate, then check the exact size and quantity details offered on the product page. Available sizes vary by design.
Can I change the printed artwork colors?
These are full-color printed designs. The artwork colors are shown in each product gallery; review the product’s available options before ordering. For your own artwork, visit Custom Stickers.
What surfaces work best?
Use a clean, dry, smooth surface. Check the product’s material options and your surface finish before applying; textured or coated surfaces can affect adhesion.
Where can I get application help?
Follow the instructions supplied with your sticker and read our sticker tips and guides. Remove the backing liner for a simple peel-and-stick design; use transfer tape only if supplied for that product.
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