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Posts Tagged ‘lungs’

Bronchial Bellow

Posted: Thursday, April 28th, 2011

When you gotta say something, why not say it loud? Design for Edpnet by the marvelous minds at Toykyo in Belgium.

Lungest Word

Posted: Friday, September 17th, 2010

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis: noun. a factitious word alleged to mean ‘a lung disease caused by the inhalation of very fine silica dust, causing inflammation in the lungs.’ A 45-letter word so pretend, it even had a cameo on The Simpsons.

Bone Up On Anatomy

Posted: Thursday, June 24th, 2010

Many of you have written in to suggest making some sort of graphic showing where all the guts and glands live in the body, and I’ve finally gotten around to creating one. It’s even got rollovers so you can learn more about, say, your pineal gland, should you have time to squander. For the purposes of simplicity, we’ve made the body a hermaphrodite — she’s got a uterus to go with her prostate and testes! We’ll call her/him Hermie.

Digestive Aid

Posted: Friday, November 13th, 2009

International-Vegetarian-UnionGorgeous veggie body poster by the International Vegetarian Union. Love them cauliflower lungs! Reminds us of illustrator Kyle Bean’s work, in the same vein of bodily vegetables, or Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo. Created by JWT Kuwait. {via Boing Boing. Thanks, Russ!}

Super Cute Guts

Posted: Monday, November 2nd, 2009

doktor-asa-lungsSome really cute organs star in the opening sequence for “Doktor Asa,” a Swedish television show about human anatomy and taking good care of our bodies. The ridiculously adorable title sequence was created and produced by Upper First. {via Street Anatomy}

Eat Your Lungs Out

Posted: Thursday, October 15th, 2009

lungsyYes, you can have your liver and eat it too with these anatomically correct chocolates from Visual Anatomy. They don’t stop at organs, though, the collection includes knee joints and even a chocolate pelvis. Generously packaged with four chocolate kidneys to a box! As they say on the website, Bone Appetite!

Guts Blowing Up

Posted: Friday, September 25th, 2009

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German artist and self-proclaimed nut  Christoph Brach serves up his commentary on human anatomy with help from a little bit of rubber and a whole lot of oxygen.  What an impressive set of guts!

Test For Humans

Posted: Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Picture 10Considering the fact that I look at internal organs all day long for a living, my score on the name all the internal organs in four minutes quiz is shamefully bad. I only got 15 out of 24 total organs, isn’t that pathetic? Granted, it was mainly because I didn’t really read the directions and forgot to pluralize things like parathyroids and ovaries (and jeez, who knew the esophagus would be included, but skin wouldn’t? And they rejected spelling gallbladder as one word. I say, look it up in the dictionary, bitches). Anyway, learn from my mistakes, pluralize,  and take the quiz. The clock does start ticking right away, so be ready to go when you click on the link and don’t dawdle like I did.

Shiny Sparkly Guts!

Posted: Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

new-guts-tees-2009We’ve got a couple of sparkly new tees coming in today, both with fabulous metallic inks, we hope you’ll like ‘em. The first, barely in time for Valentine’s Day, is a Heart of Gold tee, for ladies only. Quite possibly even more exciting is our new guts and glands shirt, which includes all the guts and glands characters — even testicles! For those of you really wanting to wear your prostate on your sleeve, this is the shirt for you. They are sorta arrayed where they are supposed to go, offering a mini-anatomy refresher when you need it.

Cute Guts on Threadless

Posted: Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

156840I am powerless to resist the charms of this adorable gutsy tee by escapism on Threadless.

 
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