Deep Zoom in a Cell

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Hey, dear HiveBeez

I've just found two another old drawing, drawn in the end of nineteens. At the time, I had no idea what a fractal was. I just imagined how huge and how tiny our world is, infinite in both directions. I drew the first picture for days, then decided to draw an enlarged detail of it in which more details could be discovered. Of course, I drew them with a 0.1mm Rotring Isograph. Of course, I drew them with a 0.1mm Rotring Isograph, which I often took home from my workplace because sometimes I had to finish archeological drawings at home.

The first drawing looks like a plant cell with the number five. It is surrounded by capillaries carrying the necessary nutrients and water.

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The second drawing is a zoom of the first picture's central area, with new fine details.The capillaries unite in one point that can be very important for some reason. To reveal this, I need to draw further!

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Now, let's look at some more zooms that should also been refined.

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They look also nice when inverted

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I'm not normal! I'm a Humanoid!

With lots of love from Kalemandra

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This cute portrait was created by skyleap@skyleap, my Japanese HiveBee-friend!

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