Welcome - Extend greetings to the technical, and not, for your home or office - Warmer

About this Artwork: Welcome is an artwork designed to greet your friends and family at your home or office. For the very technically initiated, this is intended as a literal shout out. The bit patterns spell “WELCOME,” upper case (the 6th bit is off for uppercase), in ASCII coding (and yes, we’re shouting). For the normal techie, they’ll figure it out even if they don’t read ASCII. For the non-technical person, they will ask questions, which is great! So, let’s talk about the artwork itself. The background is a faded picture of a Rockwell 6502 microprocessor. The chips in the corners are Rockwell 6531 64Kb modem chips used in the early days of the World Wide Web Internet. There are eight lead frames, or traces, on the sides and five across at the top and bottom. Each trace would be used in the making of a Dual-Inline-Package (DIP) chip. The chip die is placed in the center of the traces, wired to the traces, and covered in a resin rectangle. This version of Welcome uses slightly warmer