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Fundamentals of Computer Graphics, Second Ed. by Peter Shirley, Michael Ashikhmin, Michael Gleicher, and Stephen Marschner (Hardcover - Jul 2005)

The second edition of this widely adopted text includes a wealth of new material, with new chapters on Signal Processing (Marschner), Using graphics hardware (Willemsen), Writing graphics applications (Sung), Perception (Thompson), Curves (Gleicher), Animation (Ashikhmin), and Tone reproduction (Reinhard). Maintaining the strengths of the first edition, the authors present the mathematical foundations of computer graphics with a focus on geometric intuition, allowing the programmer to understand and apply those foundations to the development of efficient code.  

Interactive Computer Graphics: A Top-Down Approach Using OpenGL (4th Edition) by Edward Angel (Hardcover - Mar 25, 2005)

Interactive Computer Graphics fourth edition presents introductory computer graphics concepts using a proven top-down, programming-oriented approach and careful integration of OpenGL to teach core concepts. The fourth edition has been revised to more closely follow the OpenGL pipeline architecture and includes a new chapter on programmable hardware topics (vertex shaders). Topics such as light-material interactions, shading, modeling, curves and surfaces, antialiasing, texture mapping, and compositing and hardware issues are covered.  

The authors describe each data structure in detail, highlight fundamental properties, and present algorithms based on the data structure. A number of recent representative and useful algorithms from computer graphics are described in detail, illuminating the utilization of the data structure in a creative way.  

There is nothing here for the casual graphics programmer and everything for the serious 2-D and 3-D programmer. Thirteen chapters, three appendices, and a three-column index that spans over 30 pages cover everything about computer-graphic geometry, from the basics of using matrices and linear systems to intersecting 3-D objects.  

• 3D Graphics: A Visual Approach
• Advanced Renderman: Creating Cgi for Motion Pictures (Computer Graphics and Geometric Modeling)
• Architectural Graphics: Traditional and Digital Communication
• Chaos and Fractals in Engineering
• Color Theory and Modeling for Computer Graphics, Visualization, and Multimedia Applications (Kluwer International Series in Engineering and Computers
• Colour Imaging: Vision and Technology
• Differential Equations: Graphics, Models, Data
• Engineering Drawing and Graphic Technology
• Extreme Graphics
• The Computer in the Visual Arts
 

Animusic - A Computer Animation Video Album (Special Edition) (DVD - 2004)

For this special edition DVD released in 2004, Lytle opens his toy-box to reveal the creative process of Animusic from conceptual drawings to final 3D rendering. There's also a "solo-cam" function allowing viewers to switch angular focus from one instrument to another, along with animated set-construction demonstrations to show how everything fits together in the realm of Animusic.  

Computer Animation Experience by Odyssey-Mind's Eye (DVD - 2001)

Immerse yourself in a stunning journey of adventure, fantasy and wild humor that will entertain people of all ages. Bright, crisp computer animation awaits you in this spectacular display of imagination and technology. "Computer Animation Experience" expands on the theme that "Computer Animation Adventure" started by showcasing the world's best computer animation shorts. From a previously unreleased Peter Gabriel song to a hair-raising 3-D ride into the "Devil's Mine," "Computer Animation Experience" will capture the imagination of everyone.  

Computer Animation Classics by French Stewart, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jane Curtin, and Simbi Khali, Odyssey-Mind's Eye (DVD - 1999)

The short films in this anthology were made during the '80s, when commercials, network logos, and station IDs made the general public aware of the new medium of computer graphics (CG). Many of the films are portfolio pieces, demos, student works, and experiments in technique, without real story lines or characters. The look and even the subjects were largely determined by what was easy to do on a computer: candy-apple colors, merry-go-rounds, foil-leafed palm trees, mirrors, and twisting point- of-view shots.  

Genius MousePen 8X6 Graphic Tablet for Home and Office

Genius PenSketch 9X12, USB, With PhotoShop. 9x 12 working area for graphic design. Cordless wheel mouse and rubber-coated pen.

Bamboo Fun (Medium) Blue Tablet with Pen, Mouse & Graphics Software

Anime Studio 5 Win 98/ME 2000/XP Mac Os 10.4 & Up

CorelDraw Graphics Suite X3 Student & Teacher Edition [LB] (Windows 2000 / XP)

Art Explosion Publisher Pro 2.0 (Windows 2000 / 98 / Me / XP)