Medicine + Art + Design
The interconnected beauty of life is represented in this exquisitely designed t-shirt by graphic designer, Courtney Kuntz. The shirt, appropriately titled “Essence,” was originally created for an environmental awareness art show at the Venice Contemporary Gallery in Venice, CA.
Courtney explains…
The details in these manipulated photos of Kelly Slater are absolutely gorgeous. It’s the work of illustrator/graphic designer Alberto Seveso. Alberto has a unique style of digitally cutting out and carving the body into pieces of art.
Notice the anatomical heart…
Sarah Hillenberger uses a variety of media to create her beautiful pieces of art. Here she uses delicate wool to knit a brain, a heart, and the intestines. They look so soft and fragile like they would break apart from the…
Finally! A way to study anatomy on-the-go without having to carry around cumbersome flashcards. Modality, a company dedicated to making educational content portable, has transformed one of the best anatomy education resources, Netter’s Anatomy Flashcards, into a portable interactive application…
Anatomy meets LEGO in Nathan Sawaya’s latest piece entitled, Heartfelt. I had seen Nathan’s work before when he was a guest on the Colbert Report and I secretly hoped that he would do an anatomical piece out of LEGOs. So imagine…
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