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The Zoom Quilt by Josh Spear
There isn't much you can say about this collaborative art project called "The Zoom Quilt", you just need to see it for yourself. Take a look, and you'll be impressed, and you'll understand why it's so hard to describe. The project allows you to zoom in and out of what seems to be an infinite world, presumably graphics all done by different individual artists. The flash work is pretty impressive and it says it was all done by Paul Hinze.
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