Artwork
Identifer
C07.00020
Creator
Charles A. Csuri
Date
1988
Historical Significance
In the late 1980s, Csuri did not have human figure data, so the artist used the computer to extrude his 2-dimensional figure drawings, thereby giving them volume. At this time, Csuri's technology was not able to blend colors, to shade or model, or to apply texture map and bump maps. The polygons' solid colors were randomly generated.
Chalk, created by John Donkin, Chalk, OSGP and ACCAD, The Ohio State University, 1987-1991, was used to create the more complicated figure poses.
Related person
Charles A. Csuri
