Andrew Paul Leonard Microscopic

Andrew Paul Leonard Microscopic Unmasking the face of the small but familiar. Unmasking the imagery and beauty of innerspace. Our microscopic art is available for purchase and usage licensing.

Subjects include Stem Cells, Dendritic Cells, Osteoclasts, Neurons, Marine Biology, Pollen, Synthetic Fibers, Nanotubes, Insects and much more! Contact us at [email protected].

Landscape of small fly showing part of the compound eye.
05/15/2026

Landscape of small fly showing part of the compound eye.

The scanning electron microscope (SEM) generates images in grayscale. There are no glass optics involved (go here: https...
04/17/2026

The scanning electron microscope (SEM) generates images in grayscale. There are no glass optics involved (go here: https://myscope.training/SEM_SEM_Basics). Adding color is a personal choice and is not necessarily based on what the true color of the subject is, or should be.

Creating art with the electron microscope does not require identifying what the subject is. Think about that for a while and tell me your thoughts.

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Duck feather photo - scanning electron micrograph. 0407feath02
04/09/2026

Duck feather photo - scanning electron micrograph. 0407feath02

Etude in TrypophobiaOne of my friends admitted to having Trypophobia, a pathological fear or aversion to cluster of hole...
02/23/2026

Etude in Trypophobia

One of my friends admitted to having Trypophobia, a pathological fear or aversion to cluster of holes. This piece is a pattern created from the center portions of a centric diatom from the Hudson River. But doing this I think a triggered trypophobia in myself. This reminds me of when being the age of four and getting my smallpox vaccination and watching the lesion pattern develop. It was not pleasant. Thank you, Dr. Tauger, of Yonkers, NY truly scarring me for life!

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DO YOU HAVE TRYPOPHOBIA?

Radiolaria lanscape. Love exploring these microsculptures and finding new surprises.Radiolaria are one-celled organisms ...
02/20/2026

Radiolaria lanscape. Love exploring these microsculptures and finding new surprises.Radiolaria are one-celled organisms that live in the ocean. They are zooplankton. They produce intricate mineral skeletons. 02172026rad09

Radiolaria: Microsculptures of the Sea 02172026rad13
02/19/2026

Radiolaria: Microsculptures of the Sea
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Endless Fascination in the Hudson River April12_diatoms
01/23/2026

Endless Fascination in the Hudson River April12_diatoms

Radiolaria: Microsculptures of the Sea Rads10_17_04
01/21/2026

Radiolaria: Microsculptures of the Sea
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Thing Stadium - Structure from the Hudson River
01/14/2026

Thing Stadium - Structure from the Hudson River

Fragments and ShapesMore Hudson River diatoms. and for our continued collaboration. phytoplankton interiordecor oc...
12/05/2025

Fragments and Shapes

More Hudson River diatoms. and for our continued collaboration. phytoplankton interiordecor oceanart scienceart nycart nycphotogallery sculptures interiordesign architecturaldesign cinematography interiors architecture tribeca microscopy SEM Hitachi andrewpaulleonard aplmicroscopic greenichvillage Diatoms_0411_08 ©2016 Andrew Paul Leonard. Custom artwork available. Image licenses available for most photos.

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