William Fetter
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William Fetter (1928-2002) was an American computer graphics art director. In 1964, while working for Boeing, he made the first computer model of a human body ("Boeing Man"). He coined the term Computer Graphics in 1960, to describe his work at Boeing.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ Wayne Carlson (2003) A Critical History of Computer Graphics and Animation. The Ohio State University
[edit] External links
- William Fetter
- "Southern Illinois University design department"
- John Lansdown, "Not only computing - also art" (Computer Bulletin, March 1980)
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