Microscopic Miniature By Nikolai Aldunin

this is a very cool subject, and a great hub!!!

prasetio30. Wow is right. This is amazing. How on earth does he do this? Very, very interesting. VU, sharing etc.... Great job.

Well prasetio you have outdone yourself here.

From way back you set yourself a high standard with your hubs and I can sincerely tell you today that you have not disappointed once.

I vote up,across and share.

A wonderful hub and enjoy your weekend.

Eddy.

Wow, what intricate and fascinating work! The photos are beautiful. Thank you for another interesting Hub. : )

Totally incredible - as always!

Fantastic as always. It is so wonderful we have those that do this sort of thing for our entertainment and more so we have you friend to bring it to our attention. Up and sharing.

Amazing!!! And beautiful! I've seen some things similar to this, but never as lovely and not quite as detailed. Thanks for sharing!

You find such amazing things to write about, Prasetio! Your hub is very interesting, just like all your hubs. I loved the photos of the art. I greatly admire Nikolai Aldunin's skill and determination. It was interesting to hear him talking in Russian in the video.

Prasetio, This is another amazing hub. The Golden tiny tank is beautiful. I don't know how you manage to find these gems, happy that you did..Thank you again....

prasetio - This Aldunin fellow really thinks big about making small - and ever so small. This is a fine article about something not often seen or written about. Thanks.

Gus :-)))

Presentio, this was a wonderful hub. Not only for the writing of it but for the rewarding peep at the photographs of the miniature works. The little golden tank and all the others are just inconceivable by ordinaries like me. Thanks for sharing. Just to let you know, in my childhood, in the local Book fair, which is now quite famed as the International Kolkata Book Fair, we used to come upon young artists, who would paint out your name, or your friends name, and roses or hearts etc. on little grains of rice and put them into small ring cases as keep sake or gifts, particularly for the Valentines of those days. I still retain one with my name on it, given by a friend. Voted up.

Wow, prasetio...wow, and wow. You said it and I concur. These are a m a z i n g... I cannot imagine the patience and talent that it must take to create something this detailed in such a tiny size.

thank you for sharing these creative works of art with us

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Amazing! So glad that many of his works are going to end up in a museum where more people can view them. I can't even imagine the steadiness of his hands and skill that it would take to create such tiny masterpieces! Up votes and am very happy to have read about this talented artist thanks to you.

What patience and dexterity Nikolai Aldunin must possess to create these imaginative, wondrous micro-miniatures, pras. Thank you for the introduction to this talented artist and his works. The photos are fascinating and the camels in the eye of the needle - unbelievable! Voted Up, my friend.

I never knew anyone was doing sculpture with a microscope. Who would even think of it? Truly interesting and unique. sharing with my followers.

Think of the patience this man must have .... incredible!

I always marvel at the wonderful hubs that you bring us. Thank you so very much.

Once again, Prasetio, you have found a fascinating subject for your article. This man's work is incredible. What steady hands he must have and a keen eye for detail. Thanks for presenting this artist and his interesting creations.

Peg

Congratulations...the others will come quickly for sure...Awesome :) :)

Fascinating Pras! I like what he said how everything in his soul is transmitted through his hands! He is work is mind boggling! Thank you for showing us another curiosity of mankind! Take care, Kathi :O)

Used to wonder how they put a ship in a bottle but this is something else altogether from Mr Aluudin. He really has put a camel through the eye of a needle. Fantastic talent and discovery for us, thank you pras- Up she goes!

This is so clever. I wouldn't even have the patience or the calm hand to do these, how amazing! wonderful hub pras!

Amazing! It is hard to imagine such a tiny piece of art! I enjoyed reading about this and the photos were incredible! Thanks for sharing. UP/A/I and sharing.

Really incredible and amazing! I hope his eyes won't get much strain as he painstakingly create those masterpieces. His talent and patience are really unbelievable. Excellent photos! Up and interesting. :)

This is exemplary work by the master creator my friend. your hubs are really unique. Has this master creator been awarded any prize or award by his country?

voted up and awesome.

Dear Prasetio,

Oh how many wonderful articles I have missed and will try to catch up on as time permits...

This is a fascinating artist who is able to do the seemingly impossible with patience and amazing dexterity. Thank you for sharing such gifts with us. Voted UP and UABI.

Hugs, Maria

Wow, awesome images. Didn't realize it could be done, let alone exist! Voted it up and awesome. : )

This is a very interesting topic about an amazing man. The pictures are awesome. I didn't think it could be done. Voted up and awesome.

Another fascinating hub prasetio - this work is amazing!

Wonderful, thank you and voted up!

What an interesting hub!

What amazing work. I didn’t think this was possible. How does he achieve this painstakingly meticulous and creative art? Fascinating hub, prasetio.

As others have said ... just Wow! - for both the Hub and the amazing tiny sculptures of the man you're writing about. Astonishingly good article - voted up and across.

Just like you said Pras "wow and wow." Thank you for sharing this wonderful work.

Once again you've wowed us with some amazing stuff. I love the camels! And I love to read your hubs, Prasetio, you really know how to present some awesome information.

Wow this is incredible and totally amazing. Completely fascinating - you have just done it again! Had to come back to read this again!!

Prasetio30, In particular, I love the flea -- since they can be such a challenge to look so beautiful in reproduction -- and the portrait of Leo Tolstoy, whose writings I respect.

Shared.

Respectfully, and with many thanks and all the votes, Derdriu

I have never seen anything quite like this. How amazingly small! I think it's neat that he made the camels to fit in the eye of the needle. I can't imagine having the patience he must have. Thanks for sharing this! Voted up and others!

What an amazing art, to build miniatures so tiny that some of them can fit through the eye of a needle! I can't imagine the meticulous precision this requires. As always, you draw attention to the most unique and amazing things! Voted up and shared.

Wow, indeed! This man's talent is absolutely awe-inspiring! Without seeing it in this article, I wouldn't have believed that it was possible for such tiny miniatures to be made.

Thank you so much for taking the time to research Nikolai Aldunin and share his wonderful art with us at HubPages!

WOW this is amazing. How does he do this, he must have very steady hands. They are just incredible.

Superb Prasetio!

How different, I love the creativity this genius shows. The microscopic sizes are incredible, what a talent! Great intro to this man and his work, all the votes, sharing and pinned!

This is utterly fantastic. Once again you have broadened my horizons. Voted up, interesting and awesome.

It's a wonder that anyone has the ability to be able to do this kind of tiny work.