The Computer Artist's Handbook: Concepts, Techniques, and Applications

Lillian Feldman Schwartz

Laurens R. Schwartz

1992

Book

W. W. Norton & Company, New York
Hardback with dust jacket
First edition
xxiii, 317 pages
9.75" tall

The Library

Description

The Computer Artist’s Handbook is a how-to book for artists that Lillian Schwartz wrote with her son Laurens, covering drawing, animation, sculpture, special effects and film on the personal computers of 1992. Schwartz came to Bell Labs in the late 1960s, brought in by Leon Harmon, and made computer images there, along with a series of experimental films through the mid-1970s.

MOMA poster, 1985 by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1985

MOMA poster, 1985 Lillian Feldman Schwartz1985 Print

Leo & I by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1989

Leo & I Lillian Feldman Schwartz1989 Print

BIG MOMA Poster (super-sized edition) by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1984

BIG MOMA Poster (super-sized edition) Lillian Feldman Schwartz1984 Print

Images Du Futur Poster by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1993

Images Du Futur Poster Lillian Feldman Schwartz1993 Print

Untitled (EDO Series) by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1989

Untitled (EDO Series) Lillian Feldman Schwartz1989 Print

First Transmission by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1990

First Transmission Lillian Feldman Schwartz1990 Print

Mona Leo by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1988

Mona Leo Lillian Feldman Schwartz1988 Print

Lillian 2 (Picturephone Self Portrait) by Lillian Feldman Schwartz, 1979

Lillian 2 (Picturephone Self Portrait) Lillian Feldman Schwartz1979 Print