Superlative as always! High vote from me and keep up the great work.

Try to learn how to mask. Then the cables wouldn't have all those unsightly white edges. The background is extremely pixelated.

Nope KY, but nice try (could you do me a great favor and tell me who you are again.. and why you are important?) I keep forgetting (My bad)

(btw, bacteria DOES have unsightly tendrils.. it's in their nature)

Never mind. It's obvious to anyone who can see.

hehehe (woo hoo)

Yeah..sorta like what you'd see if you smashed your face up against the picture in say..... a comic book (never did take kindly to bullies or trolls)

Wow!!! This is like, rad author!!! I love the colors and the way you spun all the wired together and what not. As always, your imagination RAWKS!!!

This is wild Author You got one heck of an imagination.
Good job

All these small creatures you can find in a... waterdrop? Or in a bad blood drop, maybe...

thanks for all the support guys.. really does mean a lot (kind friends)

You know I magnified this thing up to 600% magnification and only then did it start to look pix-elated as for the masking well author with just a little clone stamp and a little patience I think you can solve that minimal distraction. To me this shows a high degree of creativity and stands on its own as a piece of abstract art. Keep on doing what you do so well. One thing is for certain you are not afraid to place the work here for the world to see and critique if they feel the need.

a lot of shapes and colors and textures and warping lol. very creative, but slightly awkward..which is what makes it so unique!

Love that you took a lowly single-celled organism and brought it to the level of abstract art! Wikipedia says pseudomonas bacteria have the ability to live in harsh conditions - such as this site I wonder?! Really creative, author, I bet you could sell this if it were framed.

It worked during the 70's to clean up a few oil spills, but the oil companies panicked because they thought it would eat the oil wells also (the bacteria has to be nitrogen enhanced before they are unleashed on an oil spill, then immediately dies once the oil is gone and becomes an edible substance for shrimp etc)

something to look into though.. the bacteria already exists.. it just needs a little helpful push to attack the oil.. interesting to read about

Nice work author.

Beautiful micro universe! Looks like a stunning colourful dream