Artist and software developer Casey Reas starts off drawing and sketching, and then he moves into computer code. In a new video posted by The Creator’s Project, Mr. Reas shows how, rather than write a poem, essay or fiction, his visuals are developed from “organizing logic and procedures.” Read More
This morning, Sotheby’s New York sold an Apple Computer for $374,500—more than twice its high estimate of $180,000—in its Fine Books & Manuscripts sale. The computer, a 1976 Apple I, one of the first compact model computer that could be used by non-experts to type on a keyboard and operate basic programs, ushered in the era of personal computing. Read More
