Joseph Thiebes
Stone Worship Design
750 Hawthorne, Suite 3
Missoula, MT  59802
jthiebes@well.sf.ca.us

Thank you for downloading the images contained in this packet.

These are all original artwork, created by Stone Worship Design.
Stone Worship Design is a for-profit small business consisting of
myself, and a group of subcontracted researchers and artists. SWD
is more of a project than a company, in the sense that the money is
used exclusively for the purpose of furthering our cause: to
provide high-quality meditational tools, guerrilla art, and any
other devices we can think up to provoke associative non-linear
thought processes.

We encourage you to distribute these images at Will, but please do
not alter them (please, distribute this entire ZIP file as you
received it). Please also do not sell them. If you sell them
anyway, please send us some money (Checks to Stone Worship Design).
If you wish for us to prosper, please send comments and/or
critique. You can contact us at the above addresses. The internet
address is more reliable. 

If you wish to receive information about hard copy manifestations
of Stone Worship Design, or FTP sites and BSes where you can find
more, contact us via the aforementioned channels.


Lux et Voluptas

INDEX: JT1194.zip

    fratol.gif
     The Tree of Life, with Crowley's Tarot and Hebrew ideographic
     correlations. Set on a background of a six-attractor newtonian
     magnetic field. This "traditional" tree is but the first in a 
     series of trees, each varying only in attributions. Future 
     projects include the Tibetan, herbal, planetary, Greek, Hindu,
     Egyptian, alchemical, and musical correlations. The full set 
     will consist of some fifteen to twenty trees. This project 
     will be completed, and all trees available, by June, 1995.
     
     This image is best viewed through printing it out on 11X17 
     paper, in full color. If you do not have this capability, or 
     your printer does not have sufficient resolution (or 
     something), you can view it in a standard GIF viewer. 
     Naturally, SVGA is preferred in this case, and you may want to
     use a GIF viewer that allows you to zoom in on particular 
     areas, as the writing can be quite small when looked at on a 
     14" monior. Failing all else, you can always check in your 
     town to see if there are any Service Corporations that are 
     capable of printing it out in color. (Kinko's, for example.)


    stone.gif
     Our e-business card, in case you never bothered to read this 
     file.