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[Fwd: TEACHING COMPUTER GRAPHICS!]

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Robert Beeching (robprod)
Sun, 25 Jan 1998 12:31:15 -0800

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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 1998 12:30:09 -0800
From: Robert Beeching <robprod>
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To: Deborah Gilbert <dngart>
Subject: Re: TEACHING COMPUTER GRAPHICS!
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Deborah Gilbert wrote:


>  Since the "mouse" was not designed
> >for artists, I would have them render their drawings off the computer,
> >and then have them shoot them.
>
> then it really isn't computer graphics, is it Bob?
>
> Deborah


YOU ARE RIGHT! NEITHER ARE  THE "CLIP ART" AND 'PHOTODIC" FILES. THE "CAD"
DISC FILES ARE SUSPECT. YOU CAN ALWAYS TELL WHEN THE "FRAME" FILES ARE USED
FOR ANIMATING THE HUMAN FIGURE. THEY ALL LOOK LIKE THEY CAME FROM THE SAME
NON-WOMB!


MISSED YOU! HOW ARE YOU ANYWAY. ARE WE STRIPPING DOWN IN CLASS THESE DAYS?
I'M STILL WORKING ON YOUR VIDEO SAMPLE. TAKE CARE!


BOB





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