Last week, I had a chance to visit @hypertalking’s (James’s) excellent collection of Mac-related stuff. He’s particularly interested in collecting 1990s Macs, which is the era of Apple history I don’t have a lot of personal experience with, so it was doubly exciting.

Here are some 100 photos from that visit:

James’s work has recently gone viral! He meticulously recreated a few of Hokusai's views of Mount Fuji in the original Mac’s resolution and 1-bit colour.

I got to see them all in person! https://kottke.org/23/05/great-wave-off-kanagawa-in-all-its-1-bit-pixelized-glory

Great Wave Off Kanagawa, In All Its 1-Bit Pixelized Glory

As part of a project to reproduce all 36 of Hokusai’s views of Mount Fuji as 1-bit black & white pixel art, James Weiner dre

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Anyway, on to the collection. There must be thousands of rainbow Apple logos in here.
…recessed or otherwise.
Love that you can see a little texture on this.
A fun (although maybe more pretentious than usual) “do” and “don’t” manual of using the Apple logo.
If you can’t afford six Pantone colors, you can always approximate them. Love, John.
Oh, no, not these.
@mwichary Surprised the 1980s weren’t immune to the magic graphic design circles.