1. obijohnkenobi:

    beautiful.

    the-star-stuff:

    These Crazily Detailed Anatomical Images Are Made With Curled Paper

    Called the Tissue Series, artist Lisa Nilsson has constructed a range of anatomical cross sections of the human body using rolled pieces of Japanese mulberry paper. It’s a technique known as quilling, or paper filigree, and each piece takes weeks to assemble.

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