Look no further than skeleton nail art. ... Once your base color is dry, use a fine-tipped brush or a nail art pen to draw on the skeleton details. Try these Saviland pens ($15).

This particular edition, from 1913, featured illustrations by British artist Edmund Joseph (sometimes E.J.) Sullivan, and one in particular spoke to them: a black-and-white drawing of a skeleton ...

Just in time for Halloween, Lakeland Community College gallery director Mary Urbas brings out a new installment of "skele" art, "The Skull and the Skeleton in Art: Folk Art to Pop Culture.

They’re not your typical drawings — they are derived from an ancient form of art called “X-Ray art.” The style depicts the skeletons and organs of the animals drawn.

A lot of classroom skeletons, in high schools, universities and medical schools, are real. My high school in Erie, Pa., has one that has been hanging in the back of the art room for years.