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Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Fantastic algal underwater world, partially inspired by giant kelp forests and woodcut technique.

Giant kelp, a truly fascinating variation of brown algae, here shown with gas bladders.

A naive interpretation of the diatom (single-celled alga) of the species "Licmophora", which features a beautiful and unique fan-like shape. Diatoms are water and soil based plankton that produce about 20% of the planet's oxygen each year.

I found some microscope slides with microalge and thought they'd make an excellent pattern.

Abstraction of microscopic photographs of the algae species Chlorella vulgaris.

Abstraction of microscopic photographs of the algae species Porphyridium cruentum.

Abstraction of microscopic photographs of the algae species Dunaliella salina.

Inspired by Victorian photographs of British algae, this is Laminaria digitata.

Inspired by Victorian photographs of British algae, this is Halarachnion ligulatum.

Inspired by Victorian photographs of British algae, this is Fucus ceranoides.

Inspired by Victorian photographs of British algae, this is Osmundea pinnatifida.

Inspired by Victorian photographs of British algae, this is Palmaria palmata.

Inspired by Victorian photographs of British algae, this is Dictyosiphon foeniculaceus.