num_pages: 225
description: This layman's guide to the fundamental concepts and applications of computer graphics programs is specifically intended for the newcomer but is also an excellent source of clarification for users who want to extend their comprehension. Filled with hundreds of full-color illustrations, it introduces the concepts and programs used to create color graphics for a number of everyday uses: brochures, ads, websites, presentations, etc. This excellent introductory-level reference will help you use graphics programs to your benefit or simply help you communicate more effectively with designers and printers.About The Author:Harry Waldman graduated from Temple University and started his career working in account management for two major New York advertising agencies, S.S.C. &amp; B. and the Foote, Cone and Belding. Waldman left New York and advertising to build a large commercial printing firm that was an early pioneer in electronic prepress and was well known for quality and cutting-edge technology. Waldman Graphics grew to be one of the premier printers in the Philadelphia/New York City/New Jersey area and served as a test site for many top software and electronic imaging companies. The legacy of Waldman Graphics has is now CRW-GRAPHICS, a division of Hippographics, a large printing conglomerate with plants in three states.Waldman has been on many advisory boards and received numerous honors for his contributions. This includes being named "man of the year" twice by two different industry groups, as well as being inducted into the Printing Industries of America's honor society. Included among the many positions he has held are chairman of the board of the Graphic Arts Association and the board of directors of The University of the Arts.
title: Computer Color Graphics: Understanding Today's Visual Communications
titlecomplete: Computer Color Graphics: Understanding Today's Visual Communications
publisher: Gatfpress