Rebecca A. Perry
I am an independent writer and researcher. I focus on visual representation, digital media and the evolution of computer graphics and 3D modeling.
I earned my Ph.D. from MIT's program in History, Anthropology and Science, Technology and Society, and an M.A. in media studies from the New School in NYC.
I earned my Ph.D. from MIT's program in History, Anthropology and Science, Technology and Society, and an M.A. in media studies from the New School in NYC.
At left, a representation of the "Coons Patch," a computer graphics technique for describing and representing surfaces, developed c. 1967 by researcher, teacher and author Steven A. Coons. Below, Coons writes in The Little Red Book:
"The sketch forms the natural bridge between these vague stirrings of the imagination and the subsequent precise statement of the refined details of the concept."
— Steven A. Coons
"The sketch forms the natural bridge between these vague stirrings of the imagination and the subsequent precise statement of the refined details of the concept."
— Steven A. Coons
