Jeff and Colette Bangert, who began making plotter drawings together in 1967 at the University of Kansas, wrote this statement in Lawrence on October 22, 1977. They ask who should judge computer art and call for an “artist’s graphic language compiler.” They also explain their program, in which the artist builds skeletons of points by rotating, scaling and pasting others, and a line routine draws through them. The text ran in PAGE 39, the Computer Arts Society bulletin, in November 1977. This printing keeps a passage that PAGE left out.
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