Etsy artist Nicole Martinez has a variety of prints that are perfect for expressing your love for another. Aorta tell you how much I love you beautifully expresses an anatomy lover’s feelings. All of the pieces in her Nerdy Dirty shop are nicely done. I love the colors and simple design. So sweet!
This new gorgeously detailed screen print, titled “Looking Glass Language,” is by the prolific female street artist N.O. Bonzo. She is a superb talent and is known for her intricately inked wheatpastes that often include a tantalizing female figure punctuated with anatomy.
Limited edition run of 30 prints signed and numbered, available at the Street Anatomy store for $35.
About N.O. Bonzo,
Drifters, misfits, and outlaws. What began with youthful vandalism has transformed into full play with ontological terrorism. Fascinated by the works of Situationists and similar anti-art movements, N.O. Bonzo uses street art as a way to actively interact and modify pyschogeographical constructs. Best known for oversized handpainted wheatpastes, she also works in multi layer screen printed posters, adhesives, and a variety of installation techniques. Traveling and exhibiting coast to coast inside and outside, N.O. Bonzo is currently based on the west coast.
View more of N.O. Bonzo’s work on paper and on the streets via her Flickr!
Fernando Vicente’s latest work is as captivating and sensual as ever. His women are gorgeous, tattooed, empowering females who taunt us by exposing their anatomy. He presents a level of intimacy with his subjects through the layers of anatomy that push the limits of classic beauty. And I cannot get enough of his work.
Fernando’s latest exhibition, VENUS, is on now through January 14, 2012 at the Gloria Libreria y Expacio de Arte in Madrid, Spain.
View more of Fernando’s captivating work at fernandovicente.es
Milan-based artist Sara Asnaghi presents a series of sculpted brains made from different types of food. Yum.
While Atlanta-based visual artist, Caitlin Bates received her BFA in Photography from SCAD, she believes that “sometimes limiting one’s artwork to a specific medium constricts an artist from growing while deconstructing the flow of ideas and thought processes.”
Her project titled, Growth, Destruction, Rebirth I, reveals an idealized, clean, fibrous anatomy infused with nature. I have to say that the execution could use a bit more polish but the idea behind these pieces is wonderful. Look forward to seeing her grow and hopefully do more anatomical pieces in the future!
View more of Caitlin’s work at caitlinbates.com.
[submitted by Courtney Bates]
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