Richard Thomas’ clever creation is made from sliced kiwis, bananas, oranges, strawberries, green and red grapes and blueberries. Ironically, not a single apple found its way into the picture.
Via Technabob.
028: Edible Apple Logo
Richard Thomas’ clever creation is made from sliced kiwis, bananas, oranges, strawberries, green and red grapes and blueberries. Ironically, not a single apple found its way into the picture.
Via Technabob.
027: Bin Bang Big Apple
Bin Bang Big Apple, painting by James Rizzi. If you have $20k to spare, do consider getting this for yourself!
Via artnet.
020: Still Life with Apples
Still Life With Apples By Paul Cézanne for you to color. Download the printable version via Super Coloring.
012: Apple with Brushstrokes
Collage on paper, by Roy Lichtenstein. It's amazing how this man could turn any simple object into art.
Via Parrish Art Museum.
009: The Original Apple Phone
Patent number: D281686... the original Apple Phone. Perhaps Apple should learn to be less subtle.
Via Google Patents.
008: An Apple A Day
An Apple A Day by Joe Schwarcz, PhD. Apples might never taste the same again after reading this book.
Via Random House.
003: Artist's Apples
College illustration class project: 4 classic medium in the styles of Dali, Picasso, Balla, Gieger.
Via Paveglio.
002: Happy Birthday, Newton!
On January 4, Google altered its logo to celebrate the birth of Isaac Newton, born on this day in 1642. But could it also be a swipe at Apple? Google is scheduled to announce its new “Nexus One” telephone the next day, and the falling apple in this animated logo could symbolize what Google hopes will happen to its competitor from Cupertino.
Via Intego.
001: Apple III
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak stated that the primary reason for the Apple III's failure was that the system was designed by Apple's marketing department, unlike Apple's previous engineering-driven projects.