Have you ever needed to see something beautiful, but not even known it? Then, when it happens, you suddenly feel a weight lifting from your shoulders and feel stupid for not even thinking that a bit of awesomeness could do you good?
Irina Troitskaya's work is today's cure. She has all kinds of art and a nice
blog too.
Anyone want to translate
her comics for me?
Thanks
Zoologix!
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Have I ever told you guys about the Claude Moore Health Sciences Library? Their
Historical Collections and Services department does amazing work by bringing truly brain-smashing medical images and scholarship to the masses by actually utilizing web technology.
Some exhibits are a little clunky (and named after Police songs), and others are
better, but all are worthwhile. Work sometimes brings me to them, but even after I am out of the medical writing sphere, this will continue to be an awesome resource for old-timey WTF.
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3 comments:
OH crap! That Health science something is totally great. If you enjoyed The VERY ILL Caricature show, there was (is?) a pretty fantastic Caricature show in BASEL's Cartoon museum. http://www.cartoonmuseum.ch/
I love medical illustrations...I just took a mixed media workshop and collaged a bunch of stuff from Grays Anatomy!
Sarah: are you going to post you collages? Please do!
Simon: thanks for the tip!
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