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| − | '''The Art of Computer Designing''' is a book by [[Osamu Sato]], published in 1993 by Graphic-Sha. It serves as a tutorial to approaching [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics vector graphics] with Sato's design philosophy, providing many examples of his work to demonstrate the possibilities of using different shapes or techniques. Copies were bundled with a Mac format 'gift disk' that includes a Director animation, pictograms, and the OS Compu Bold font. | + | '''The Art of Computer Designing''' is a book by [[Osamu Sato]], first published in 1993 by Graphic-Sha. It serves as a tutorial to approaching [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics vector graphics] with Sato's design philosophy, providing many examples of his work to demonstrate the possibilities of using different shapes or techniques. Copies were bundled with a Mac format 'gift disk' that includes a Director animation, pictograms, and the OS Compu Bold font. |
==2020 edition== | ==2020 edition== | ||
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| The Art of Computer Designing: A Black and White Approach | |
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| Original name | コンピューデザイン 〜カタチの発想法〜 |
| Release date | June 1993 |
| Format | Book |
| Lost? | No |
The Art of Computer Designing is a book by Osamu Sato, first published in 1993 by Graphic-Sha. It serves as a tutorial to approaching vector graphics with Sato's design philosophy, providing many examples of his work to demonstrate the possibilities of using different shapes or techniques. Copies were bundled with a Mac format 'gift disk' that includes a Director animation, pictograms, and the OS Compu Bold font.
2020 edition
An updated version was published by Colpa Press in Spring 2020. This edition contains a new cover and introduction by Sato, an updated translation by Kensuke Hidaka, and some additional examples. An edition of 250 copies was announced (later reduced to 200).