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Tag Archives: Commodore 64
The FUTURE circa 1986
Bubo the Rat is one of my earliest digital illustrations. I drew it on a digitizing tablet called The Animation Station which plugged into a Commodore 64. The print was output on a Panasonic dot matrix printer.
17,000,000 Commodore 64 Users Can’t Be Wrong
The best-selling personal computer model of all time. It was cheaper, faster and better than the Apple computers out at the time. Why these guys aren’t ruling the world is beyond me. Today, I continue my exploration of the digital … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Technique
Tagged 1980s, Brian Bubonic, Bruce Lee, Commodore 64, digital illustration, dot matrix, Raid on Bungeling Bay
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