Chad Bowers

Ziti, the incredibly patched up chew toy. Loved very much by all, especially Chuy and Lola

Tranquility Cube, reflections through hand made kaleidoscope form a tranquility cube, and then I named the photo Tranquility Cube, then this happened.

Other photo’s are also shot through the device. 

sometimes it is hard to drive nails in a hard drive.

Lola close up shot.

strange shopping center, building was meant to be a sushi restaurant, but instead is derelict structure, with concrete lions resting on broken pallets.

The large moon in my backyard, this image made me think of David Bowie and Jim Henson, or other magical places.

Nice soda display at The Soda Gallery

bottle return at the Soda Gallery in Bishop Arts District

cool cokes at the Soda Gallery, check out the new Aluminum “bottles”

At the Soda Gallery in the Bishop Arts District, Oak Cliff Dallas Texas

This bowl was hammered.

Neat building in Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas Texas, the little hut has words made into the wall.

Laura shopping on Saturday Jan 30th

A Crack in Time:  close up photo of painted and weathered tree stump in Bishop Arts District in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas TX.

Problem with Pi  close up photo of construction made from Bucky Balls

time was has hammer and he drank life from the mouth of the Mars volcano, as he inhaled, micro fungi formed in his lungs, bringing with it, the fatted calf and the mysterious magnet people of Rigel 7.

RUN earthling! RUN!

The peoples struggle against the wall of opportunity and the bricks of change.

buckyballs

Chad, photo art

Ah, I figured out how to post several picks in one post, good for me. 

These are all mini pictures, one of them, a mini brake light.

1. this is a small wild flower at a park in Grapevine Texas.

Cats, lasers, disco, we are go for throttle up.

Star Wars as interpretive dance battle between C3P0 and Darth Vader. Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to France.

-at will

-with moderate concentration

-cycle through the known rainbow

-I have invented 3 entirely new colors

-Instantly

-without warning

-ominously

My contact information as a 2d or QR code. Zap!

A QR Code is a matrix code (or two-dimensional bar code) created by Japanese corporation Denso-Wave in 1994. The “QR” is derived from “Quick Response”, as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed.

QR Codes are common in Japan, where they are currently the most popular type of two dimensional codes. Moreover, most current Japanese mobile phones can read this code with their camera.

Fighting pterodactyls in virtual reality

Hanging from the sword of Damocles

phantasmagoric telepresence

Me, you, Antonin Artaud and Xanadu

We are the manifest future primitive,

Dirty, stinking, touch

Clean and free to disconnect.

The real world.

All trees are greased for monkey death.

-1. Video clips of broadcast mistakes (insert commercial tags, switcher errors, tech difficulties)
-2. Color bar references on printed packaging, print test patterns on cosumer goods
-3. RFid tags, Theft ID tags of various manufacture
-4. Random numbers, here’s one to get you started: “3”
-5. Post-it notes from other peoples desks (boxes and boxes of post-it notes)
-6. Screws taken from buildings, places, things (hint: bring your own screwdriver)
-7. Napkins emblazoned with logo’s (the new matchbox)
-8. New Mcdonalds menu items (remember NEW McSushi?)
-9. file formats .aiff, .abm, .atr, .cif, .669, .cab, .bmp, .cur, .ico, .tos, and machines to read them
-10. Memories of personal failures (esp, jedi mind tricks, New Coke, time travel, astral projections)

Great gif of View-masters being manufactured. Great news coming from toy fair this year about the return of scenic reals. Alpha-Cine has machines, very similar to those pictured in the gif. Great to know that we can keep cranking out these great View-Master scenic discs. Isn’t it Mesmerizing?

Answering machine in 1970 Popular Science “What’s New” section. I love the sample message in the text above, notice that it doesn’t mention, “after the beep”. I believe the audio quality was better than most current digital machines.

Why don’t we have high definition audio quality on our phone conversations? 3d surround sound headphones, 24bit audio. A phone call could be a great experience.