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// eBoy photoshoot //
Commissioned editorial photoshoot for Computer Arts Magazine, U.K.
An 8 page editorial on eBoy, the Godfather's of pixel art. They were a ton of fun to work with. Check out their work here: hello.eboy.com/eboy/
Be sure to pick up a copy when they hit the magazine racks.
It's called the Freelance Survival Issue that’s on sale in the U.K. from the 10th of September.
August 2009.
Vancouver, Canada.
// eBoy photoshoot //
Commissioned editorial photoshoot for Computer Arts Magazine, U.K.
An 8 page editorial on eBoy, the Godfather's of pixel art. They were a ton of fun to work with. Check out their work here: hello.eboy.com/eboy/
Be sure to pick up a copy when they hit the magazine racks.
It's called the Freelance Survival Issue that’s on sale in the U.K. from the 10th of September.
August 2009.
Vancouver, Canada.
// eBoy photoshoot //
Commissioned editorial photoshoot for Computer Arts Magazine, U.K.
An 8 page editorial on eBoy, the Godfather's of pixel art. They were a ton of fun to work with. Check out their work here: hello.eboy.com/eboy/
Be sure to pick up a copy when they hit the magazine racks.
It's called the Freelance Survival Issue that’s on sale in the U.K. from the 10th of September.
August 2009.
Vancouver, Canada.
The IBM 1401 Data Processing System allowed business to automate processes like payroll, inventory, and billing in order to increase the efficiency of these operations.
The IBM 1401 is an example of a computer system being developed in order to serve the needs of industry which, along with the government, was the driving force behind advances in computer technology prior to the development of the personal computer.
In spite of its utilitarian design, the 1401 system had an unexpected feature that lent itself to artistic expression. The 1403 printer that was included in the system produced operational noises that varied with the specific characters and fonts being printed. Frequent users found that with careful selection of characters they could produce a rhythm and variety of sounds that could be described as music. This effect is remarkably reminiscent of that which was envisioned by Ada Lovelace, though the apparatus used to produce it is not what she imagined.
// eBoy photoshoot //
Commissioned editorial photoshoot for Computer Arts Magazine, U.K.
An 8 page editorial on eBoy, the Godfather's of pixel art. They were a ton of fun to work with. Check out their work here: hello.eboy.com/eboy/
Be sure to pick up a copy when they hit the magazine racks.
It's called the Freelance Survival Issue that’s on sale in the U.K. from the 10th of September.
August 2009.
Vancouver, Canada.
// eBoy photoshoot //
Commissioned editorial photoshoot for Computer Arts Magazine, U.K.
An 8 page editorial on eBoy, the Godfather's of pixel art. They were one of the coolest dudes I've ever met and they are a ton of fun to work with. Check out their work here: hello.eboy.com/eboy/
Be sure to pick up a copy when they hit the magazine racks.
It's called the Freelance Survival Issue that’s on sale in the U.K. from the 10th of September.
August 2009.
Vancouver, Canada.
This art is a print screen taken from the G-Force Platinum music visualization plug-in for media players that I purchased at www.soundspectrum.com/g-force/about.html with a bit of tweaking in Photoshop. The music that produced these particular patterns were CDs by Bob Seger one of my favorite Rock 'n Roll singers.
// eBoy photoshoot //
Commissioned editorial photoshoot for Computer Arts Magazine, U.K.
An 8 page editorial on eBoy, the Godfather's of pixel art. They were a ton of fun to work with. Check out their work here: hello.eboy.com/eboy/
Be sure to pick up a copy when they hit the magazine racks.
It's called the Freelance Survival Issue that’s on sale in the U.K. from the 10th of September.
August 2009.
Vancouver, Canada.