Ceramic artist Rebecca Manson builds anatomically-accurate insect wings from thousands of tiny clay "smushes," each placed individually by hand.

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Ceramic artist Rebecca Manson builds anatomically-accurate insect wings from thousands of tiny clay "smushes," each placed individually by hand.
MothWing
Japanese owl moth (Brahmaea japonica) close up of scales on wing
Photo by Alex Hyde
hey!! could I get a mothwing stimboard,, like, sunsety moors and moths/butterflies? Sorry if this isn't specific enough
mothwing stimboard with sunset and moth themes requested by: anon
absolutely!! and no worries, you described it perfectly :] hope you enjoy!
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"The power of fluorescence microscopy is not just finding fluorescent structures that exist in nature. Chemist and biologists have developed all sorts of ingenious techniques to highlight different parts of cells using fluorescent dyes and proteins. James is working on building up his arsenal of fluorescence microscopy tools and techniques so that soon, we'll be able to dive even sinto the microcosmos to seek out things that have been hidden from us before, uncovering the unseen world inside the unseen world that surrounds us."
Journey to the Microcosmos- We Upgraded Our Microscope... Again!
Images Originally Captured by Jam's Germs
Paramecia 200x, Foraminifera fossils 200x, Moth Wing under UV light 100x, Pseudoprorodon 100x, Ciliate 400x, Hydra 100x
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