These chocolate skulls with walnut/candy brains are genius and so well executed for such a small piece of chocolate! They are hand-crafted by twin sisters from Spain, Ruth and Sira García Trigueros who also happen to run their own little design and illustration shop, Sparganum.
We love the smell of damp earth, the mountains, the woods, walking around barefoot and eating directly from the saucepan.
We listen to black metal. We are quiet. We smile a lot, sometimes people freak out.
We play drums and bass in a band that doesn’t exist.
This is us. Who are you?
Don’t they sound slightly creepy in a cool way? I want to meet them.
Strangely inspired by her Halloween kidney costume, medical illustrator Maya Shoemaker created this Lego kidney cross section as her “first anatomical Lego study.” I hope that there are more to come!
Portugal-based graphic designer and digital artist Pedro Sousa, created this series of photographs with what looks like projection of the muscles onto the model.
Danish artist Troels Carlsen is inspired by the human condition, specifically how art has captured human life over the last few centuries. I love that he uses old anatomical texts and illustrations as a base and inspiration for some of his pieces. He doesn’t just cut them out and use them as a collage, but rather uses them as his canvas. I suggest watching the above video on him to truly get a sense of his style.
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