: A pioneer in hypermedia and computer graphics at Brown University.
Often referred to as the "", Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice is widely considered the most authoritative and exhaustive reference in the field. First published in 1982, the text has evolved through three major editions to define how computer graphics is taught and practiced globally. A Legacy of Authorship Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice
: Later editions included major contributions from John F. Hughes , Steven K. Feiner , Morgan McGuire , David F. Sklar , and Kurt Akeley . : A pioneer in hypermedia and computer graphics
: A leading expert in human-computer interaction and computer graphics. Steven K. Feiner
The book is the product of a "who's who" of computer graphics pioneers:
