Steve Jobs’ portrait made using Aqua interface elements
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Oct 25 2010
It’s not always that you see elements of an interface used to create geeky imagery. But with interface artist Johannes P. Osterhoff and icons like Steve Jobs, just about anything is possible. A result reminiscent of the same is a portrait of Steve Jobs budding from all the possible window control bubbles the OS X interface has to offer. The Aqua interface elements are creatively placed to bring out the minutest of details in this Jobs’ portrait that is the latest mesmerizing thing in interface art.
steve jobs portrait in aqua interface
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Via: TodayandTomorrow
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