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Notes on drawing, print, photographs, and pictures made by computer.

Notes on graphics

A graphic is a picture made to be read. It might be a chart, a map, a line cut into metal, or a frame calculated by a machine.

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Files that hold a three-dimensional modelThree-dimensional graphics
Ray tracingThree-dimensional graphics
Compressing a still pictureComputer graphics
SVG on the page, the phone, and the pressComputer graphics
What an SVG file containsComputer graphics
Light, materials, and the rendered pictureThree-dimensional graphics
Building a model and setting it in motionThree-dimensional graphics
Flat pictures: pixels, sprites, and vectorsComputer graphics
Pictures that only look deepThree-dimensional graphics
Three-dimensional computer graphicsThree-dimensional graphics
Scalable Vector GraphicsComputer graphics
When computer pictures became ordinaryComputer graphics
From the lab to the deskComputer graphics
From a model to a pixelComputer graphics
Where graphics are put to useGraphics
The first displaysComputer graphics
What computer graphics isComputer graphics
Charts, maps, photographs, and working drawingsGraphics
Drawing, etching, and the printed lineGraphics
What a graphic isGraphics