Computer Artwork Collection (#10)

Biometric fingerprint. Computer artwork of a hand and a fingerprint (upper centre). Fingerprints are the patterns of ridges on the tips of the fingers

Biometric identity card, artwork
Biometric identity card. Computer artwork of an identity card containing personal data. Using security in the form of data from a persons body is known as biometrics

Biometric DNA scan, computer artwork
Biometric DNA scanner. Computer artwork of a DNA scanner being used to verify a persons identity. Security technology based on recognising an individuals biological data, such as fingerprints, iris

Fly with video camera. Conceptual computer artwork of a fly with a camera mounted on its back. This could represent undercover video surveillance

Ready meal manufacturing, artwork
Ready meals being manufactured, computer artwork

Personal ID card. Computer artwork of a womans hand holding a personal ID (identification) card. The eye and double helix symbols indicate that the unique personal identifiers on this card include

Biometric fingerprint scan. Computer artwork of a human fingerprint overlaid with a printed circuit board (PCB), representing fingerprint scanning

Squid eye. Computer artwork of one of the two eyes of a squid. The tentacles (upper left) and mantle (lower right) are partially seen

Fingerprint scanner, computer artwork
Fingerprint scanner. Computer artwork of a scanner confirming the identity of a persons fingerprint. Security technology based on identifying a persons unique biological data such as fingerprints

Squid mating. Computer artwork of two squid using their arms and tentacles to mate. During mating, the male places his sperm in a pouch on the female body

Web of spider exposed to caffeine
Effect of caffeine on spiders. Computer artwork of the orb web of a garden spider (Araneus diadematus) exposed to caffeine

Flea jumping, computer artwork. Fleas are small wingless insects that are renowned for being able to jump great distances relative to their body size

Web of spider exposed to benzedrine
Effect of benzedrine on spiders. Computer artwork of the orb web of a garden spider (Araneus diadematus) exposed to benzedrine

Spider on its web, computer artwork. The web is used by a spider to catch its prey, such as flies and other insects. Spiders are arachnids in the order Araneae

Garden spider web, computer artwork
Garden spider web. Computer artwork of a garden spider (Araneus diadematus) web. This orb web is designed to capture prey

Sperm whale family. Computer artwork of a sperm whale (Physeter catodon, or macrocephalus) mother and calf. The gestation period exceeds 12 months, and the calf is nursed for 2-3 years after birth

Gremlins. Computer artwork of two gremlins. Gremlins are mythological creatures that are held responsible for problems with electronic equipment

Pet passport

Right whale mother and calf
Right whales. Computer artwork of a female right whale with its calf. The gestation period is just over a month. The calf feeds on its mothers milk for its first year

Flying dragon and lightning, computer artwork. The lightning could represent the destruction that the dragon is said to cause. Myths and legends about dragons can be found worldwide

Killer whales, computer artwork. Killer whales (Orcinus orca) are large predatory dolphins that are found in seas all over the world except for the extreme polar regions

Bogeyman. Computer artwork of a mythical creature from fairy-tales and folklore known as a bogeyman or bogey. It is said to be an evil and mischievous spirit

Sperm whale and giant squid. Computer artwork of a sperm whale (Physeter catodon, or macrocephalus, left) hunting a giant squid (Architeuthis sp. at right)

Winged dragon breathing fire, computer artwork. Myths and legends about dragons are found worldwide. In many western cultures, the dragon is a fire-breathing symbol of death and evil

Stellers sea cow. Computer artwork of two Stellers sea cows (Hydrodamalis gigas). This large herbivorous marine mammal grew up to 8 metres in length and weighed up to 11 tonnes

Bat sonar
Bat echolocation system, computer artwork. The yellow circles show the series of high-pitched sounds that many bats emit to help them navigate when flying at night

Bee and flower, computer artwork. The bee is using its wings to hover next to a flower (left). It will use its proboscis to drink nectar from the flower

Fly with microchip. Computer artwork of a fly with a computer chip on its back

Mosquito sucking blood, computer artwork. The mosquito is using its proboscis to pierce the skin of its host and suck blood on which to feed

Ant, computer artwork
Ant (family Formicidae), computer artwork. Two compound eyes and antennae are seen on the head, with mouthparts at centre. The body is supported by six segmented legs

Ants interacting, computer artwork. The ants are interacting using their antennae, sense organs mounted on their heads. Ants can also communicate using chemicals called pheromones

Fly (order Diptera), computer artwork

Fly in flight, computer artwork. The flys compound eyes, antennae, mouthparts, wings and six legs are seen. True flies (order Diptera) only have a single pair of wings

Ant carrying another ant, artwork
Ant carrying another ant, computer artwork. The ant at right is carrying the ant at left, and may be clearing away a dead body

Pacific spookfish (Rhinochimaera pacifica), computer artwork. This is a deep sea chimaera, a relative of the sharks. It uses its long fleshy snout to detect electrical currents

Space elevator. Computer artwork of an elevator travelling up into space from the surface of the Earth. The elevator is ascending along super- strong wires that are attached to a base station in

Spaceship take-off. Computer artwork of a spaceship blasting off from the surface of a hypothetical planet. Lightning, a tornado and a moon (centre right) are seen in the sky behind the spacecraft

Earth satellites. Conceptual computer artwork representing the large number of satellites in orbit around the Earth

Spaceship leaving a wormhole, computer artwork. Wormholes are hypothetical tube-like structures in space-time that are thought to link universes, or areas of the same universe, providing a short cut

UFO over road. Computer artwork of an alien ship or UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) over a road

Alien cloud near Earth, artwork
Alien cloud. Artwork of an alien cloud approaching Earth. In 1957 the astronomer and author Fred Hoyle wrote The Black Cloud

Space station orbiting Earth
Space station. Computer artwork of a futuristic space station orbiting Earth. A space shuttle is leaving the station (at left)

Alien colony. Computer artwork of a spaceship flying over an alien colony

Spaceship. Computer artwork of a spaceship flying over a city on an alien planet

Molten planet. Computer artwork of an extrasolar planet with a molten surface. At top right to centre is a moon. It appears very large as it is close to its planet

Alien plant, artwork
Alien plant. Artwork of an alien plant adapted to live on a planet with high surface gravity. The plant differs to those found on Earth

Captured aliens, computer artwork. Aliens that have been captured and mounted in display units

Solar sail spacecraft
Solar sail spaceship. Computer artwork of a space- ship passing the planet Mars. The spacecraft is powered by solar sails (blue)

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