"The Other Side toThis Life," by G.C Glasser simply and eloquently presents a harsh and uncompromising perspective of the Viet Nam era military and San Francisco street life during the mid 1960s.

Over 100 copyright-free digital images.

Dental fluorosis, has long been recognised as an endemic problem affecting areas of the world with high levels of naturally occurring fluorides in the drinking water.

Lord Pakal Votan reigned over the Mayan empire of Nah Chan Palenque for 52 years (435-830 AD) and he was responsible for the creation of some of the Mayan civilization's finest art and architecture. He also guided the Mayan craftsmen of that period in the scripting of stone monuments with precise astronomical and astrological information.

The Digital Graffiti series by George Glasser - was inspired by the 1950s Beat writers such as Jack Kerouac and quantum physic's theories

Photographic landscapes from South Yorkshire digitally translated int watercolours.

"It's a Dog's Life": "He ain't too particular about what he eats, Sniffing a half-eaten burger, Someone tossed down on the street."

In 1968, Vicient eat a sufficient quanity of Devil's Cherries* to find himself drifting in and out of often muddled and troubling realities.

Art is and always been inextricably linked to science in a continuous state of forward evolution.

Today, the conversion of commercial spaces into esthetically cohesive, ergonomic, and functional environments has evolved into a science.

Have you ever sat back and listened to some music when the thought entered your mind that you just might be the only person in the world listening to that particular song?

Observations from a 1969 visit to Oaxaca, Mexico where Glasser made the aquaintance of Maestro Rafael Gonzales.

"The public has its own standards and demands and habits. You may modify them, but you dare not run counter to them." Edward Bernays - "Propaganda" 1928

"At times, the atmosphere at the Occidental complex was thick with acid mists. Secretaries' panty-hose dissolved off their legs - can you believe that?"

"G-tigerclaw.com announces the lauching of a new digital graffitti section og the website. It includes digital graffiti styles on textural back grounds. "