Street Anatomy

Get a Spine

“Get a Spine” by Stephanie Stump, is part of a project called Unsaid Thoughts, which is based on successfully being able to communicate with others. People would be able to post ideas they wished to say on a blog, and then certain ones were actually created by hand.  Once the piece was created, it was sent back to the submitter to then use it to communicate their true feelings.  This spine was created with letterpressed polymer clay.  The text on it reads, “For you, since you don’t have one of your own.”

Damn, that would make me cry.

Ben Brown

Ben Brown is an Australian illustrator whose work ranges from the above awesome zombie-like renderings (of David Bowie, Nirvana, The Beatles, and Grace Jones), to a children’s book about a surfing dinosaur. You may recognize some of his more famous band posters, such as the two Pearl Jam ones below.

I love his work because it combines creepy and playful. There is a definite eeriness to seeing Kurt Cobain as a zombie, and it is also a wicked illustration. And while Brown has a distinct style, he is not afraid to try different things and keeps from being a one note.

Check out his site for other works including some skate decks, a Mad Magazine cover, and a lot more zombies and skeletons.

[via ChangeTheThought]

Victor Rodriguez Paintings

I am in love with Victor Rodriguez’s work. He’s a master at hyperrealistic painting and has the most amazing portfolio. His work has been all over the world, and hopefully one day in my own house.  Take a look at the master’s work here!

Todd Baxter

Todd Baxter is one of my favorite photographers and I am so excited his images are for sale.  The above print titled, “Eaten by Bear” is apart of the series called Owl Scouts, which you should check out as well!   This print is 44″ x 42″ and only 30 exist.  You can become a fan here to keep up with future print sales and new work!  Hoorrray Todd!

Mr. Potato Head Anatomy

This is the latest anatomical breakdown of a beloved childhood toy by Jason Freeny. He provides a detailed breakdown of all of Mr. Potato Head’s parts, and we mean all parts…

This print is available on Jason’s site for $59!

[spotted by Ryan]