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ChipScapes - A History of Computer Chips Told Through Art - Book,Gift,Nerd,Geek:
$65.00

About this Book:

ChipScapes are an exciting new art form. They are pop art for the twenty-first century. ChipScapes are my creation. I take photographs of computer chips and use a little alchemy, a special sauce, and voilà you have a ChipScape. Computer chips are very small, so most of the time I’m photographing through a microscope. I call my artworks ChipScapes because they are sort of chip landscapes, or ChipScapes - see what I did there? I use special lighting to change gray pieces of silicon into rainbow-colored, shimmering, iridescent artworks. My artworks borrow from Steampunk, Cyberpunk, Art Deco styles, and anything else I find that’s cool!

Who is this book for? ChipScapes are designed for people who celebrate technology, specifically computer technology. This book is a compilation of artworks I use to tell the history of computer chips. If you know a lot about computers, this book is for you. If you like pretty pictures of high tech things, this book is you. If you have ever been curious about what’s in your computer, phone, car, washing machine, or anything else that’s halfway smart, this book is for you. My artworks are about sharing the beauty in the world, no matter how small. After all, art speaks all languages, even binary.

The Book? The book is a 12\"x9\" softcover coffee table style book. It has 144 glossy pages in full color. There are hundreds of high-res pictures, artworks, and stories. Most of my historical series artworks are here along with their stories. I describe the history of chips, how there are made, and even how to collect them!


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General Information:

These artworks are the creation ofChipScapesTMartist Steve Emery.ChipScapesTMare photographs taken of computer chips, boards, and other computer artifacts. They are sort of chip landscapes, orChipScapesTMfor short. Most often a macro-lens or microscope is used with special lightning to achieve these unique artworks.

Intel, IBM, Fairchild, DEC, Signetics, Intersil, AMD, Zilog, Motorola, MOS, NEC, Texas Instruments, are some of the great chip making companies. Chips like the Intel 4004, MOS 6502, Zilog Z80, AMD 2901, IBM PowerPC and others have changed the way people work and play.ChipScapesTMare dedicated to preserving and sharing these computing and communication technologies that changed the world.ChipScapesTMartworks are fine collectible artworks.ChipScapesTMcome is a variety of shapes sizes and colors. Clusters of my artwork make for stunning displays! AChipScapeTMwould make a great gift for the nerd, geek, engineer, programmer, IT executive, or just that technology savvy person in your life.

More Questions?

For more information about ChipScapesTM, please check out my ChipScapes.com website.

For more information about chip collecting as a hobby,please check out myAntiqueTech.com website.



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ChipScapes - A History of Computer Chips Told Through Art - Book,Gift,Nerd,Geek

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