Joceyln sez, "The annual Olympus BioScapes contest consistently yields amazing microscopic-scapes and this year a bonus: a glandular font, courtesy of Dr. Ma. Ivy Clemente's Glandular structures from Fibroadenoma and Nodular Prostatic Hyperplasia cases. I know what font I'm using on my holiday cards now..."
Specimen: Glandular structures from Fibroadenoma and Nodular Prostatic Hyperplasia cases (Thanks, Jocelyn!)
Previously:
- Satellite photography alphabet - Boing Boing
- Alphabet made out of corpses in Halo - Boing Boing
- Two Appealing Alphabet Sets - Boing Boing
- Young Mad Scientist's Illustrated Alphabet Blocks: 26 FIVE ...
- Dr Seuss alphabet in Unicode - Boing Boing
- Clothespin and skin alphabet - Boing Boing
- Alphabet in raw beef - Boing Boing
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So, does one add hormones to get a bold font?
Spent quite a few years of my life looking at this stuff. Years away from the scope, I still think it looks pretty, and wish I could up the magnification. The "O" is an old friend.
Thankfully it's not an alphabet made up of glans.
The "B" doesn't really look like a "B".
It looks like the face of the baby Jesus though.
Thanks for posting my photo on Boing Boing! I actually have a very interesting series of photos along this theme which I would share if you think it was worth it to show the world through your blog.
@mypalmike- the letter I had the most problem looking for was B & the Q that's why of you've noticed I had to settle for what's in that collage.I did find a better looking "B but it didn't make the deadline for Olympus.
Although just to inform everyone, I had to look at close to 200 slides before I finished this project but yeah pretty much finished it in 3 days! (I love my slides). Again thanks for posting!