How Human Skulls Are Carved For TV/Movies -
New Show Follows Prop/Replica Artist
This new media production about the
life of Zane Wylie promises to be a hit
with a plot you won't want to miss,
about an artist and his crazy career,
making realistic replica skulls for
movies and collectors.
If that's not enough, Wylie is
known for his constant and
inappropriate humor at home,
in public, and when confronted
by the police.
What started off as a business
carving replica skulls for
collectors, movies, and
celebrities, may soon turn into a
media production based on his
life and work.
Pieces of his hand-carved
collections are owned by serious
collectors and media celebrities
around the world who are
interested in realistic and
artistically enhanced skulls.
While most of the skulls carved by
Wylie are replicas, the artist also
carves real human skulls, acquired
through various legal means,
including relationships with
museums and anthropologists.
When a replica skull was stolen
from his workshop recently by a
young mischief-maker who mistook
the item for a real human skull, the
young man thought he was being
haunted for his misdeeds.
Not one to let an opportunity go
to waste, Wylie fabricated an
intricate story about how he
received the skull from the City
Of The Dead and was similarly
cursed.
The artist convinced the young
man that the only way to
reverse the haunting was to
perform good deeds to help
cancel out his previous
thievery.
Those who have met Wylie
suggest that any potential show
will have lots of material to work
with, based on the inappropriate
situations the artist causes at
every opportunity.
In it, you're sure to find out
everything you ever wanted to
know about the business of legally
acquiring human skulls and the
people who try to convince him to
carve their own after they pass.
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