This companion volume to Freax - the Brief History of the Demoscene contains an extensive visual collection of the best computer graphics originating in the underground computer art scene. This collection contains many pieces created on screen using traditional graphic applications, as well as several hand-drawn floppy disk covers, some special underground comics, and a selection of colorful ANSI graphics. By browsing this Freax Art Album you'll catch a marginal glimpse of the methods and styles of digital artists working on different platforms, including: Commodore 64 - Amiga - Atari - ZX spectrum - IBM PC. For a more detailed view of this world, read the full Freax series. Look for the updated and improved edituion of Volume 1 in the fall of 2006, and Volume 2 scheduled for publication around summer 2007.
The Album contains:
Commodore 64 graphics
Amiga OCS and AGA graphics
ZX Spectrum graphics
Atari ST and Falcon graphics
Amstrad CPC graphics
PC ANSI and ASCII graphics
PC 8-bit oldschool graphics
PC 24-bit newschool graphics
Raytraced pictures
Handdrawn Commodore 64 disk covers
The infamous 'Cracker Comics' from the '80s by Hobbit of Fairlight.
A 286 page collection of demoscene graphics, in full color - that makes about 1600 pieces of demoscene art!
The editors of the Art Album are:
David Vigh a.k.a Grass of CDi
Tamás Polgár a.k.a Tomcat of Madwizards
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Utgiven av: CSW-Verlag
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