A new Mac art print takes a festive look at the machine that launched the brand.
It comes courtesy of online art shop We Are Dorothy, and the piece features a cutaway view of the 1984 classic. And rather than just showing what actually made the original Mac run, the framable version crams its machine full of shining happy people and sly references to Apple culture.
Check it out in full below.
Photo: We Are Dorothy
“Dorothy’s new cutaway print imagines the internal going-ons inside the original Apple Macintosh,” the print description says. “Look closely at our miniature world and the tiny people that work in it and discover what they get up to when no one is watching. Find the many references to Apple (and popular culture) woven into the illustration.”
Those references include a spinning wheel, a Jobs-esque statue of “El Capitan,” and an “AirPort.” But we also dig the clean design and the splash of color.
“Inside Information: Apple Macintosh” measures 50cm by 70cm, and it costs £30 plus shipping. If you’re American, that’s about 20 inches by 28 inches and $43. And that sounds like a pretty good deal for something this cool. It could go next to that complete history of Apple graphic that you keep having to update.
Evan Killham is a freelance writer who lives in Nebraska and isn’t interested in football, so he has plenty of time to play and think about video games. He has written for Bitmob and GamesBeat and sometimes, he even goes outside. But not too often because he’s heard there are bees out there. Occasionally, companies send free units for review. Evan subscribes to Cult of Mac’s Reviews Policy and also does not keep the items he receives for possible coverage.
