The reason for why we have eyelids (or Happy Father’s Day everyone!)
Classic…
By Bill Watterson
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Tag: anatomy
May 24, 2012
The Anatomy of the Hulk. #awesome via @flyingtrilobite
In a word, brilliant:
Hulk © Marvel Comics. This fan art has moral © Glendon Mellow. Share under Creative Commons.
See the full post here. By the talented Glendon Mellow, via @BoraZ.
May 15, 2012
“You Are Here” anatomy prints (via @itscolossal)
By Roll & Tumble Press, and available at Street Anatomy.
May 7, 2012
Piñata Anatomy: In which we learn that twizzlers make an excellent stand-in for muscle tissue.
Makes the concept of dissection a little disconcerting (as in, let’s open it up by beating the crap out of it).
By the Carmichael Collective, via Colossal.
May 1, 2012
Whoa… This video showing 1871 slices of the human body in 20 seconds is pretty remarkable.
Animation above created by Croix Gagnon, with data from the Visible Human Project: nlm.nih.gov/research/visible/visible_human.html
April 23, 2012
When you love the smell of colon on your boyfriend. #funny #anatomy
Good for a slide on maybe intestinal flora?
April 19, 2012
Anatomical meat charts of fantastical organisms
I can see this as useful for slides on general anatomy or maybe even comparitive physiology.
By Nathan Shafer.
March 28, 2012
Beautiful (science) typography art by Sarah King
Men and Machines, Dazed and Confused
Portrait of Charles Darwin
“Critically Endangered”
Barracuda
Lots more to see at Sarah’s portfolio site.
March 27, 2012
A better way to appreciate human anatomy: just mix slow motion with ballet and add a little Radiohead.
This is worth checking out in HD.
By Simon Lannelli.
February 28, 2012
Lovely heart graphic (with cool Princess Bride tie-in)
The Princess Bride illustrated by Amy McAdams and available at etsy.com. (via Hey Oscar Wilde!)
February 19, 2012
Batman has no time to pamper the family jewels. He’s got to analyse DNA samples first.
I always knew that my becoming a geneticist was a good career move… MUST use this image for a slide when talking about genetic testing, or maybe even personal genomics.
Via Hey Oscar Wilde.
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