Gorgeous Steve Jobs Collage is Beautifully Cult-Like

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Hey, remember the late 1990s? It was a heady time of rap-rock records, resurgent sci-fi epics, and, most importantly, the photo mosaic, an art form where computer artists take hundreds of tiny images and make a vaguely unsettling and blurry bigger picture.

Now we can take a trip back courtesy of Charis Tevis, a graphic artist commissioned by Fortune for its recent cover story on the iCEO. The rad image (click through to see it in all its glory) basically builds Steve Jobs out of the full portfolio of Apple products.

He’s got a lot of others on his Flickr account, including another image of Steve and one of Barack Obama.

Charis Tevis via Gizmodo

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4 responses to “Gorgeous Steve Jobs Collage is Beautifully Cult-Like”

  1. Goran says:

    Thank you, nice photos. Which are to admire at

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/t…,

    by the way.

  2. Goran says:

    Whoops, one comma too much.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/t

    There.