Mark Mawson's Aqueous series consists of amazing fluid artworks created by dropping paint into water. I wasn't going to blog about them, because everyone else is already, but I found it remarkable how similar they are to jellyfish - not the one above necessarily, but some of the others. Go to his website and click on "series" to view them all.
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I'm glad you did blog about Mawson because I saw it here first.
Well, maybe everyone is blogging about them, but I was unaware of thier existence until just now! Wow- What a fantastic series! Thank you again for being the coolenst blog in existence.