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fixed up char concepts for two comics i wanna do, tentatively titled (1) microscopic, macrocosmic, about two doctors falling in love with the wonders of science and each other and (2) The Most Important Thing, about a dad, a potential new dad/husband, and a daughter w/ anxieties

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2018-03-04

“These plants were no more adapted to those stressors than your average garden plant, but they had adapted by forming symbiotic associations with the microscopic fungi that lived inside them.” https://t.co/RuJWaPIjFE

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2018-03-02

Here’s some of the images I made on the microscope

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2018-02-26

Mangrove and tiny critter enthusiast gives us a microscope into a tiny world of prawns that live on the edge of a bigger picture.
https://t.co/Mff4WvLfAN

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2018-02-18

I absolutely love 's of things By his own words, he is an artist revealing the infinitesimal. Steven spends about a month on each of these drawings, and they are stunning!

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2018-02-14

Some colour to kick-off your weekend ❤️

A stack of ten images reveals the tiny scales on the forewing of a Red Admiral butterfly in incredible detail, taken using a microscope. Credit: Roger Barnes

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2018-01-26

Truly beautiful microscopic photography of crystallized substances that exhibit tremendous depth and range of tones by Justin Zoll. https://t.co/BkUfK9MjPk

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2018-01-25

“The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones.”—John Maynard Keynes

So true! Hydroquinone crystals, digitally mirrored.

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2018-01-25

Friction is an intuitive concept, but what if you need to model it at a microscopic level? https://t.co/ztYYvpc0CY

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2018-01-21

Great essay tracing modern ideas about computation, AI, & universality back to Leibniz. Computation as “the great instrument of reason, which will carry the forces of the mind further than the microscope has carried those of sight” https://t.co/SJ67DoRpk9

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2018-01-14

Color is a power which directly influences the soul. ― Wassily Kandinsky
I love creating color through my microscope. (hydroquinone crystals)

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2018-01-11

When Van Leeuwenhoek first looked into his microscope, he named the creatures that danced in front of his handheld lens animalcules, or small animals. Learn more in today's https://t.co/anmP2UB8wE

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2017-12-12

Throwback to 'Westleigh Science and Art Day' last week. Science teacher Miss Lord but her Art A-level to good use while supporting Y7's in creating these detailed studies based on microscopic life such as brine shrimp.

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2017-12-04

A closer look at book furniture with last week. Detail of a chemise book jacket

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2017-11-27

There's 100% difference and if we differ I would advise a microscope🔬 and engaging in lab work for your own verification. Peace from Costa Rica! Happiest place on earth, blue zones+ no army! Cheers

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2017-11-15

21 - I Live In Your Eyes
What microscopic creatures infest our bodies

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2017-10-22