Tsubasa (Bill Reichardt) burst onto the scene in 1996 with his first digital renderings, uber-imaginative illustrations of bizarre and synthetic sci-fi type settings populated with cyber girls or objects meant to be visually and erotically stimulating.Over the years, tsubasa images have captured people's imaginations and the attention of international publications far and wide, the likes of SKIN TWO in London, Marquis in Germany, Secret in Belgium, Score in France, SM Sniper in Tokyo, and many others.In this unique collection called Binarotica (binary + erotica), tsubasa presents his digital images chronologically, interspersed with unedited commentary from fans and observers. "It is more meaningful to me to see how my art is interpreted by others. Ultimately, art lives on more in the minds of others than the artist himself," states tsubasa. His successive illustrations show an increasing complexity of detail, content, illustration, and illusion, as well as a progressive mastery of the digital art form and the ease with which he manipulates his subject matter.