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Next pic coming up is color and might take a bit to complete. For now, here's a quick sketch for a concept that I've wanted to try drawing.

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BryTheGuy

Could be smaller, still bigger then the planck width

onioniogre

You are right. I'd need to find some references to communicate that scale rather than just leaving it up to imagination tho.

BryTheGuy

Well that gets tricky because I don't think science knows anything that is the size of a planck width. It's pretty much a calculated value that's the smallest an object can be before the laws of physics start to break

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2026-09-26 23:00 your commitment to rendering mindblowing degrees of microscopy in a way that's still possible to comprehend is really admirable, and I feel like you're pushing the genre forward in a way I hope will inspire others. sure, specks are fine, but it's even better to zoom all the way in & see exactly how puny they really are!
2020-12-01 17:36 your commitment to rendering mindblowing degrees of microscopy in a way that's still possible to comprehend is really admirable, and I feel like you're pushing the genre forward in a way I hope will inspire others. sure, specks are fine, but it's even better to zoom all the way in & see exactly how puny they really are!

your commitment to rendering mindblowing degrees of microscopy in a way that's still possible to comprehend is really admirable, and I feel like you're pushing the genre forward in a way I hope will inspire others. sure, specks are fine, but it's even better to zoom all the way in & see exactly how puny they really are!