The Library

Computer Grafik Gallery - Herbert W Franke. This book, published in 1984, contains images of work by just about every known pioneer in the field of computer generated art - and them some.

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A little note for anyone thinking of hunting this title down - is that it is written in German. Another book by Franke written in English, for those who are interested, can be found online here

Computer graphics, computer art, 1971

A little note for anyone thinking of hunting this title down - is that it is written in German. Another book by Franke written in English, for those who are interested, can be found online here

Computer graphics, computer art, 1971

https://archive.org/details/computergraphics0000fran_l9e2/page/111/mode/thumb

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Thanks! There is probably no better use of money or time, than on books and /the-library

Today all my allowance is spent in 
/the-library  
200 $degen

256 $DEGEN, great share, thanks Paul. Not gonna translate this one for you 😆 but I would like to work through it from start to finish.

GM to all tips givers :-)

As tips allowance frames are out, you can check your allowance from the original dune query here:
https://dune.com/queries/3408503

You will have then to manually remember the tips you give, as this query don't show you the remaining tips ...

Thanks, regarding tip allowance, this seems to be the best possible route to find out atm

Thanks, regarding tip allowance, this seems to be the best possible route to find out atm

https://warpcast.com/nftbiker/0x1c354306

Well, I developed an interest in 'media archaeology' and computer art history ten, or so, years ago. Most of the books I have were found researching online around that time. I used to run a 'generative culture' blog so I was actively on the hunt for material, too :) Just got a tonne of stuff stored on the HD over time.

Where do you find all those perls? Do you dig online or also irl?