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Found 6 item(s) authored by "Alvy Ray Smith" .

Article Digital Paint Systems: An Anecdotal and Historical Overview
Alvy Ray Smith.
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, pp. 4-30, 2001. [BibTeX]

Misc Digital Paint Systems: Historical Overview
Alvy Ray Smith.
Tech Memo 14, May 30, 1997. [BibTeX]

Technical Report Paint

Author(s): Alvy Ray Smith.
Technical Report: Computer Graphics Lab, New York Institute of Technology, No. Technical Memo 7, 20 Jul, 1978.
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Abstract:
Paint is a menu-driven computer program for handpainting two-dimensional images in full color. It is a highly interactive software package with which a human artist may employ the power of a digital computer to compose paintings which are entirely of his own creation. The "canvas" is actually a large piece of digital computer memory which is displayed for the artist on a conventional color television monitor. His "brush" is an electronic stylus resembling an ordinary pen. Its shape can be any two-dimensional shape he desires, so long as it fits into the canvas memory space. He may choose any color he desires from a "palette" of 256 colors. If this is an inadequate selection, he may mix his own set of colors from a vast set of possibilities. The main purpose of this paper is to describe in detail how an artist accomplishes these acts and what his choices are.


Proceedings Plants, fractals, and formal languages
Alvy Ray Smith.
Proceedings of the 11th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques, pp. 1--10, 1984. [BibTeX]

Misc Table Paint
Alvy Ray Smith.
Published as Tutorial Notes at SIGGRAPH '80 and SIGGRAPH '81, 1979. [BibTeX]

Misc Varieties of Digital Painting
Alvy Ray Smith.
Tech Memo 8, Aug 30, 1995. [BibTeX]

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