Cynthia Jimenez
August 15, 2012 § Leave a Comment
These life-sized skeletons sculpted out of perforated copper are the creation of Orlando artist Cynthia Jimenez after she took anatomy classes following her injuries form a car accident. Cynthia Jimenez has donated these as gifts to the UCF college of Medicine as a gift.
Above form top; Play, (Play detail)Time, Balance
Florian Meacci
August 14, 2012 § Leave a Comment
These beautiful skull ladies by illustrator Florian Meacci are called ‘Beautiful Death’ and ‘Gala’ (after fashion blogger gala Gonzalez). Get absorbed into his illustrative world on his site, and envy the glorious way he illustrates hair!
Balint Zsako
August 13, 2012 § Leave a Comment
These collages by New York based artist Balint Zsako are among the most imaginative use of the classic antique anatomical and botanic images by Bernhard Siegfried Albinus (1697–1770), Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery (1797–1849), and Nicolas Henri Jacob (1782–1871). See more of this series commissioned by Chicagoan Richard Harris on his site.
[found on The Room Magazine]
Objectify This: Street Anatomy Exhibition
August 9, 2012 § Leave a Comment
I’m really excited to announce this latest exhibition by the Street Anatomy team, bringing you the most gorgeous anatomical art inspired by the female form. This group exhibition features artists; Fernando Vicente (poster image above), Jason Levesque, Cake, Michael Reedy, Emily Evans (me!), Danny Quirk, Pole Ka, Tristan des Limbes, Amylin Loglisci.
Exhibition runs in Chicago, September 7th – 29th 2012. For more information see the SA facebook invite or post.
Vanila Barcelona Studio Typography
August 8, 2012 § Leave a Comment
This ‘Body Type’ series by Vanila BCN is great anatomical typography. These colourways are mouthwatering!
[found on The Closet Socialite - appears in different colourways]
Paul Kaiju
August 7, 2012 § Leave a Comment
San Diego based designer, sculptor and painter Paul Kaiju‘s love of toys comes across in his photographs. The above image (taken from his Flickr site) is called ‘Tooth Fairy’.
