Blind Spot

Blind Spot from Cécile Dubois-Herry on Vimeo.

Out of a Forest

Out Of A Forest from Tobias Gundorff Boesen on Vimeo.

Plastic Beach Orchestral

What's the best thing about the Gorillaz? Jamie Hewlett.

Distractions

Skhizein (Jérémy Clapin,2008) from Bertie on Vimeo.

Nuit Blanche from Spy Films on Vimeo.

Beats antique

Yesssssss Yellow Cake SO GOOD!

Yellow Cake from Nick Cross on Vimeo.

Insert Coin

Insert Coin from vurup on Vimeo.

thomas hicks animation montage

While you wait for the others...

Grizzly Bear - While You Wait for the Others from Grandchildren on Vimeo.

This is so amazing. And quirky, and weird as shit.

Story from North America from Kirsten Lepore on Vimeo.

Carnivore Reflux

Carnivore Reflux from PRA on Vimeo.

OH NO!

I have another blog!

LOOK AT IT RIGHT HERE. YES, YOU. CLICK IT.

This will be a more professional blog, though. About Biomedical Visualization. YAY.

Geekiest/Awesomest magnets!

Available Here!

Instead of having nonsensical magnets holding your photos onto your fridge...use these! I love it. I absolutely love it.

The Cat Piano

The Cat Piano from PRA on Vimeo.

Narrated by Nick Cave.


I Got Opinions:


Watermark

Medical Visualization Project 1

This project was pretty simple: Draw an anterior view of the shoulder girdle showing the coracoacromial ligament, acromioclavicular ligament, and coracoclavicular ligament. Draw a posterior view of the shoulder showing supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor.




































I need to get a better scanner :(.

Diana Wagner

Is really awesome. Among many other things, she makes jewelry. And now she has an Etsy Shop!

Check her out here!
She is also one of the founders of : STUFF

Wants it...

Salt n' Pepper Bones

Hey there, Little Red Riding Hood

From Drawn!

The was done by some swedish dude named Tomas Nilsson, whose website is not currently working. It reminds me a lot of the way Chris Ware's comics work.

I'm going to meet this guy in October

This year at the Frank Armitage Lecture at UIC:

Mucca Pazza!

After an ENTIRE DAY of studying anatomy I needed a break. So, I stopped by the Bottom Lounge and saw this wonderful group of musicians:




It was a combination of theatrics, music, and sheer geekery (is that a word?) At first, I felt scared by all the marching band costumes. It brought back nightmares from high school, since I was forced against my will to be a member of the marching band and play the clarinet. Once I got over that though, it was great. It was packed, everyone was dancing, lots of audience participation, they weaved in and out of the audience...

So NEXT summer I'll be here for:

Tour de Fat!