gnangle wrote:[img=http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/1934/dscf0011ek1.jpg]

that's beautiful man.

the rest.thx doug!

I use a scanning electron microscope both to take images and make extremely tiny lithographic prints.



I'm in a group exhibition this weekend at Morpho Gallery - 5261 N. Damen. I'll have a couple of these images in all of their high resolution glory and a prototype of the lithographs. They are really neat...I can print with resolution over 1,000,000 dpi. There is more detail and a bunch more images on my website.

Sorry about the copyright thing, but these are digital images and I want to make it at least a little difficult to steal

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

Mr. McGarvey.

I like these things you posted.

Do you have more?

Ebeam-What kind of plates are you scanning onto?


I also like the (prints?) of Mr. McGarvey-what is the story on those?

I don't want to give away my secret.
I take pictures and then fuck them up in Photoshop. I have no idea what the hell I'm doing. Don't tell anybody.

MrFood wrote:

gnangle wrote:I also like the (prints?) of Mr. McGarvey-what is the story on those?

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:I take pictures and then fuck them up in Photoshop. I have no idea what the hell I'm doing. Don't tell anybody.

Sweet. That's the spirit.

You weren't supposed to be able to see that. That's why I did the [color=invisible] tag.

I like them.


Now, if you could do the same thing to an object in the real world, how would you approach it?