Digital Design

Sooooo random thought...

"Digits" refers to numbers (obvi) and yet in medical terms, "digits" also refers to the fingers. 

Seeing as these are digital designs, made with my fingers while using a computer which speaks in code - aka numbers - exactly which "digit" are they really referring to?

DISCLAIMER: These are the musings that come about at around 4am going on T-64 hours without coffee, all serious readers be advised.

Ok but seriously though, I need answers, someone, anyone! I know someone besides Google knows.



In the meantime, please enjoy these lovely digital (ha) pieces.














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