Visualising malware.
January 26, 2008 on 12:45 am | In Graphics, NewsFortunately, not the Mac kind, but these prints for a security company by digital artist Alex Dragulescu are interesting generated visualisations of software that wreaks havoc on Windows systems.
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What a great set of images, would make a nice backdrop on my Mac to remind me of something I am unlikely to get on my machine.
Comment by Terry — January 26, 2008 #
These are pretty cool, although they do remind me of those “cool” 3DMax and Photoshop “abstract” fractals that kids have been doing for years.
Comment by Paul Taylor — January 26, 2008 #