Human Spine
Detail: Lumbar vertebrae
Skeleton torso
Gorgeous human anatomy stencils by flickr user skeletonandkey. See all the details and the precision in her work, she really has a very good pulse!
Inspired by victorian design, medical illustration, anatomy, dear friends & loves, the idea/existence/lack of time, steampunk aesthetics, simplistic beauty and trinkets of old world charm that are often forgotten or thrown away.
[via flickr]
1 glass stencil: Heart
3 glasses stencil: Skeleton
Flickr user cucusita combined the art of stencil with glass… And what he obtained as a result was a pretty cool and attractive little piece of art, isn’t it? I want to have one in a frame on my desk.
[via flickr]
I’ve found that there are so many amazing pieces of anatomical street art around the world that I just can’t keep up with posting them to my own anatomical street art gallery. That’s why I’ve officially started an Anatomical Street Art Group on Flickr, so that everyone can contribute their street anatomy photos.
So please become a member, spread the word, upload your own photos, and help us capture all of that transient anatomical street art around the world!
Black house, skull, and a shoe.
Skeleton door
Passionate skeletons
Melbourne’s got some unique anatomy on its streets! I love the skull and woman’s shoe dangling in front of the black house. So random, so great—I can’t help but wonder what else lives inside.
[Spotted by John—see more incredible photography on his Flickr site]
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