St. Geekius

Description

A most gifted mathematician and innovator, St. Geekius joined the monastery at an early age devoting himself to bettering the lives of his fellow monks, whether they wanted it or not. He is credited with inventing the pocket protector, the personal parchment computation book and a listening device that worked in theory only. His death was most untimely - crashing through a large blue stained glass window while in the midst of an unsolicited lecture on proper file storage. His last words were said to have been “do you want to save the file...” Rumors circulated that St. Geekius had been pushed. St. Geekius is the patron saint of all who use word processing and spreadsheet programs and computer geeks and science and math nerds everywhere.

This print is ACEO (2.5 x 3.5) size and is an image I digitally collaged, altered and printed on 65lb. acid free paper. The image appears on one side with the above information about St. Geekius printed on the reverse side. The card comes in its own protective sleeve suitable for placing next to any computer where St. Geekius can be of service. Different sizes available. Please convo with questions.

Added on Sep 19, 2009