Original Title (Pre-SEO): Deep Sand Life Evocative abstract monotype print with shapes suggestive of ocean life and alien creatures. Inspired by images of viruses under a microscope. Created by hand-inking a plexiglass plate and hand-cut shapes, transferred to paper via a hand printing press for an unrepeatable image. The image is 14.8 x 9.8, on paper that has been cut to 18 x 12, a standard size for easy framing.
Microscopic mold never looked so beautiful.
Nikon Small World awards microscope photographer cash prizes for their best microscope pictures each year, and 2016 has brought some truly beautiful images.
A collection of beautiful original natural lichen dye colour drawings from a vintage natural history book. Free and in the Public Domain.
A must-see for science geeks
Dive into the vibrant world of our latest masterpieces – a series of colorful and microscopic images of eyes. These captivating artworks capture the essence of vision with its intricate details and vibrant hues. Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of science, biology and art, these pieces add a touch of sophistication to any space. Illuminate your surroundings with the mesmerizing brilliance of our eye-catching creation today! Elevate your space with a touch of contemporary flair and artistic rebellion. Immerse yourself in the rich visual tapestry of our abstract artworks, where every line carries the spirit of artistic innovation and cultural revolution. All artwork and prints are copyrighted by AmsterdamArtStudio© Please note that all items sold are for personal use only. These images are not intended to be used for commercial purposes. Feel free to contact us.
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Fernan Federici’s microscopic images of plants, bacteria, and crystals are a classic example of finding art in unexpected places.
Portfolio of Maria Quintin's artwork and prints.
See: bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/06/anatomia-vegetal.html
This is a print of a watercolor that I made of mast cells. Mast cells are histamine-releasing white blood cells that are integral to the allergy response, and provide an important protective role as well. They are painted here in their typical rich purple, but with enough abstract flair to make the painting appealing t
Under the Microscope began with a Google image search of the word Cell. There were soooo many images of human, animal, plant and I can't remember what else! I used my memory to create these not so real cells. I began cutting batting shapes for each cell followed by playing with fabrics that reminded me of the cell images. All the fabrics are raw edge (no fusible) and stitched by hand with # 8 perle cotton through the batting circle shape only. I had help from my husband and daughter to arrange the cells on thick gray felt (the background). Each cell is stitched to the felt and I added stitching on the felt to add interest. There is no batting or backing behind the felt and no binding. The squiggly green shape on the yellow cell is a handmade felt stem that I made in a wet felting class. I had the most fun finding the fabrics and doing the hand stitching!
As you follow the monarchs migration, be amazed by his 3,000 mile flight… be equally amazed at how it transforms itself into a butterfly!
The published artwork of Haeckel includes over 100 detailed, multi-colour illustrations of animals and sea creatures (see: Kunstformen der Natur, "Artforms of Nature"). This collection is currently available through public domain and we have uploaded a copy here for ease of viewing. Kunstformen der Natur
Kandinsky used color in a highly sophisticated way associating hue with pitch and saturation with volume of sound. He even stated that when he saw color he heard music. This mural is based on his painting titled “Heavy Red”. PDF FILE INCLUDES: 36 Coloring Pages (8.5" x 11") Assembly instructions Coloring Guide Single Page Version FINISHED DIMENSIONS: 45" x 55"
Explore Waldo Nell’s 4,372 photos on Flickr!
