04/23/2012 | Vanessa Ruiz |
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Available for $10 at the Street Anatomy store!





Limited edition mini Organ Donor key chains by New York City based artist David Foox, creator of the original Organ Donor Vinyl toys. I must say, these little guys are extremely cute in person!
04/04/2012 | Heather Tompkins |
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Brooklyn band, Yet Cut Breath, headed up by Anna Morsett, put out an album in fall of 2010 with some rad anatomical art to back up the title Hinges. A pretty perfect match if you ask me. And they produced a sweet anatomical shirt to boot, with art by the talented Kate Hanrahan. Listen on spotify, buy a shirt/album, and be sure to watch their hilarious kickstarter video (seriously, it’s really funny (and kudos on making your goal, guys!)).
03/27/2012 | Vanessa Ruiz |
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$25 at the Street Anatomy store!




Photography by Alfonso Monroy
Inspired by the medical oddities in the famous Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, SARO’s signature cyclops skulls are now available in t-shirt form. Blow away those ubiquitous skull shirts and show your pride for the one-socket skull!
- 2 color screen print on soft Fruit of the Loom 50/50 shirts
- 100% cotton, preshrunk
- T-shirt color: black
- Unisex shirt sizes only
- Available in small, medium, and large – in the photos above, Adam (6’4″) is wearing a large and I’m (5’5″) wearing a small
- $25 at the Street Anatomy store!
Feel free to email me at vanessa@streetanatomy.com if you have questions about sizing.
Also, read our interview with SARO to learn more about the man behind the street art.
03/23/2012 | Vanessa (mini-v) Vegter |
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This brilliant depiction of the inner workings of actor/musician Tom Waits was created by UK artist Jim Lockey. According to Lockey:
This picture is inspired by both the many varying and unique descriptions of Tom’s even more unique voice; and the content of his songs.
You can purchase this and Lockey’s other work at a totally reasonable price (available as prints, T-shirts, skins, etc.) via society6.com.
03/08/2012 | Vanessa Ruiz |
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Our friends at Mr Four Fingers have created yet another awesome shirt design for Design By Humans. The shirt is currently in voting to become a printed shirt on the site. If you like it, take the time to give it a vote!
Mr Four Fingers talks about how this print came about:
I was recently working on a new FaceSkull portrait and after 5hrs, yes I’m slow trying to get it to look like the person, anyway, when I scanned in the image I realised that it looked nothing like the person! Shit biscuit.
So not wanting to waste some good hair and decided to create something new. So here is Visions—dark visions of the past, present and future. We decided to add to Design By Humans, as it’s better than the design just sitting on my mac doing jackshit.
Perfect example of even when a drawing isn’t turning out the way you first thought, you can still turn it into something fantastic!
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