“I would rather die than be uncomfortable” by Dushan Stefanovski is a book of 49 contemplative drawings of skulls. Dushan uses his background in graffiti art when creating his drawings; therefore, these drawings are defined by using rollers, sprays, and brushes. The skull symbol offers multiple meanings anchored in religion, spirituality, or archeology. Still, the book’s concept doesn’t evoke these references but positions the drawing of the human skull as a ubiquitous symbol that corresponds to the contemporary context.