Bonnie Reid’s Lovelies

Artist Bonnie Reid has a plethora of lovely illustrative pieces with an vintage, anatomical or a bony bent. She hails from Vancouver and also freelances in animation. From her website:  “Exploring the underpinnings, bumps, and anomalies in all manner of historical arcana, Bonni Reid’s subject matter reflects a dark underlying mythos that belies the innocence, wonder, and imagination of a hazy past.”

Bonnie's Website Link

(Originally posted on the homepage of the Eclectix 

"Bad To The Bone" Issue, Sept-Dec. 2011,

 along with the permanent online exhibit of anatomy-related art, LINK HERE.)

Fabulous Fernando Vicente

Born in Madrid, Spain - artist Fernando Vicente’s massive portfolio contains an eclectic variety of incredible works. An illustrator and fine artist, he runs the gamut from cartoons to editorial, pin-ups to portraits, realism to fantasy, cartography to anatomy.  The elegance of Fernando’s “Vanitas” series 

(the ones with a green circle background), elevates anatomical art to a surreal and decorative - yet unusual beauty.

(Originally posted in the Eclectix  "Bad To The Bone" Issue, Sept-Nov. 2011,

 along with the permanent online exhibit of anatomy-related art, LINK HERE.)

Juan Gatti Has Got It

Argentine born Juan Gatti calls himself a graphic designer, humble enough to make no bones about creating for pay. But an artist he is, first and foremost - as all really good graphic designers must be. His talented eye has graced many areas of pop culture - Italian Vogue covers in the 1980’s, typography and graphics for Pedro Almodóvar's films and multitudes of posters and book covers.

"A good title sequence should be seductive," observes Gatti. "It should have a hypnotic quality that gets the audience into the mood of the movie."

His new exhibit in Madrid is titled Ciencia Naturales. Full of lush, tapestried collage work, mixing vintage  human anatomy with natural forms. Showing through October 28th. To see all Juan’s magnificent works at La Fresh Gallery, click here, you’ll be entranced by the slideshow.

LINK to an interview with Vs. Magazine

LINK to an article in the New York Times on Juan’s graphics for films

(Originally posted in the Eclectix  "Bad To The Bone" Issue, Sept-Oct. 2011,

 along with the permanent online exhibit of anatomy-related art, LINK HERE.)

Seth Siro Anton’s Beautiful Nightmares

Seth is an artist from Athens, Greece and he covers all the bases in art - creating works from paintings, sculptures and digital photography - as well as music with his metal band Septic Flesh. His works have a darkly primal basis in anatomical breakdowns, de-structuring and peeling away - to reveal surreal textures, morphed beings and juxtapositions. They also have a clean elegance of design focus - hence he has created many killer album covers.

An excerpt from an interview with Paradise Lost:

“In my paintings, I usually start with something random and completely abstract. I take nude pictures as a subject whom I take through coloring and painting and eventually using Photoshop, I blend inside the painting. I add more painting on top of that with acrylics and other materials (oils, air spray etc) and I end up with a new picture. I am trying to create a composite technique combining sculpturing layout, painting and photography. I work the subject with digital processing using Photoshop and Painter. Naturally, I have been helped a lot by the experience gained when I was studying at the University of Fine Arts in Athens .” LINK

Seth's Website

(Originally posted in the Eclectix  "Bad To The Bone" Issue, Sept-Oct. 2011,

 along with the permanent online exhibit of anatomy-related art, LINK HERE.)

Bad To The Bone, Volume 10

Card art by Laurie Lipton

Bad To The Bone, Volume 10

This issue is all about anatomy related art - bones, brains, brawn and blood. Both the meanings of “Bad” (evil and really good). Everything human anatomy comprises, from the flesh, right down to the bone. Images will be added as discovered.

For the permanent ongoing exhibit click HERE. There are new Eclectix homepage updates and events calendar posts every week or so.

Roberto Osti's Wonderful Deconstructed Anatomy

Just stumbled on Robert's work and had to share. Incredible anatomy inspired works with a dry wit (in the titles...).

Check him out at his website.

Deconstructed werewolf , how cool is that?