About Samantha Loman:

“Sam or in case you are wondering her full name is Samantha Patricia Loman was born on August 7, 1983. She studied Illustration at the academy of arts in Rotterdam the Netherlands and received her Bachelor of Design in January 2005. A year before her graduation she started her own design business. First as an illustrator but soon she extended her creative skills with graphic design, photography, product design and writing children and non-fiction books.” (more)

Jason Levesque is a “drawler, designer, do’er of stunts” from Norfolk, VA. USA. Check more of his illustrations, visit his blog.

A Journey Round My Skull: Illustrations by E. Benyaminson for Hello, I’m Robot! by Stanislav Zigunenko (Russia, 1989).

Simon Evans was born in 1972, in London, England. He now lives and works in Berlin. In it’s March 16, 2009 issue, the New Yorker wrote about him: “The Berlin-based young Brit shows terrifically charming word works in scrappily drawn and collaged maps, charts, diary pages, CD covers, and what all. The mode is poignat recall” (read more: PDF)

He is currently represented by the James Cohan Gallery.

Original caption: “Mounting Timber Wolf-Burlap, saturated in liquid plaster of paris is used to cover skeleton to form a base or armature on which to model in clay.”

Check out what Adam Voorhes has to tell show about himself. View more of the Exploded series. Read an interesting interview about the creative process he follow for the Exploded series. Visit his official website.

Scientific American, vol. 301 no 3 Sept 2009 p. 48.

American Museum of Natural History Library / Picturing the Museum: “Display case showing detail of The Skeleton from Fish to Man (III)”, photo by Allen, 1932, New York, NY.

“The Hand And Extremity Center of Naples, Florida seeks to provide the finest medical care available for virtually all afflictions of the hand”

The image was scanned from Leonardo Da Vinci: 1452-1519: The Complete Paintings and Drawings by Frank Zöllner (Taschen).

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