Today Piotr Przytuła shared his latest creation: a stunning jellyfish with more than meets the eye. This is a beautifully shaped build with an excellent use of color. And the variety of different plant parts used to craft and shape the flowing tentacles of the jellyfish make it feel completely alive and in motion. There is some great part usage, my favorite being the Minifigure Crown piece that was recently used in an opposite orientation for a micro jellyfish in the Coral Reef Diorama. Upon closer inspection, you’ll notice that the interior of the jellyfish bell contains a miniature world, dubbed Jellyfish Island.

As we approach the bell of the jellyfish, wonderfully shaped with clear dome parts, we begin to see the world within. The contrast in color between the interior of the dome and the rest of the jellyfish is really nice, and makes both of them stand out out in their own way.

The dome opens to reveal a miniature island featuring two buildings, a waterway with a bridge and a waterwheel, and a variety of trees and greenery. The gears used to make a micro waterwheel at this scale are fantastic.

A final arial view of the island almost hides the entirety of the jellyfish, which we can imagine might be the same experience its inhabitants have.