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By: Sukiari

Too bad about the photography.

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By: witchstone

I read this story a few weeks ago and enjoyed it. What a great way to add to the experience. Thanks, jessamyn.

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By: languagehat

Never have I seen anything so remarkable in both conception and execution. *salaams*

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By: mrmojoflying

Wow, this post is just what this former (amateur) miniature painter need on a Friday.

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By: TedW

Excellent post and thread.

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By: Kirth Gerson

Some others work in slightly larger scales.

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By: Mocata

Has anyone read Leskov's story 'The Steel Flea'? Because it rocks.

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By: stenseng

I'm surprised to see an fpp wasted on art of such miniscule stature...

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By: hortense

Truly a model post.

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By: nightchrome

Excellent stuff.

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By: carsonb

that story was really good.

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By: caddis

my eyes ache, but it's a good ache

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By: cenoxo

Diatom and butterfly scale art — as if the originals aren't intricate and beautiful enough. An earlier mjjj post on tiny tomes.

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By: gsteff

Wiggan's stuff in the "smallest and least visible details" link is indeed amazing (my fav is Peter Pan & Co. on a fishhook). And you have to laugh at the idea of Cornell Phds (or more likely, their...

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By: jonson

Awesome; even though many of these artists have been posted here previously (Dalton Ghetti was the subject of my very first post here), this collection of all in one place, with new or updated links to...

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By: ericb

Related -- MiniatureBooks.

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By: ericb

Willard Wigan's work (to which you link in the "pleasure and astonishment" link) is incredible. HisMicro Sculptures are currently on display at Harvey Nichols/Manchester. His work fetches a pretty penny!

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this is a small post about a long story

"In the reign of Harad IV there lived at court a maker of miniatures, who was celebrated for the uncanny perfection of his work. Not only were the objects of his strenuous art pleasing to look at but...

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