Terms for embalmers: The roles of a Funeral Director and an embalmer are different. A funeral director is a person who arranges for the final disposition of the deceased and who may or may not prepare (including embalming) the deceased for viewing (or other legal requirements). An embalmer is someone who has been trained in the art and science of embalming and may not have any contact with the family, although many people fill both roles. The term mortician is becoming out-dated, but may refer either to a funeral director or to an embalmer, or both. Embalming training commonly involves formal study in anatomy, thanatology, chemistry, and specific embalming theory (to widely varying levels depending on the region of the world one lives in) combined with practical instruction in a mortuary with a resultant formal qualification granted after the passing of a final practical examination and acceptance into a recognized society of professional embalmers.
Another realistic and creepy kind of post, I am just trying to grab your attention to real stuff that happens, every day. I have/had a sick sense of humor in my life and it makes this design fit deeply into my dark side, maybe you agree. If you think about it too much, you might want one... feeling the need to CLICK HERE!
THANK YOU for letting me share my works and designs this week, hopefully you were encouraged to step outside your safe circle... your perfect circle!
-Jeremy [Retro]
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