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Computer Graphics: Past to Present

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Brendan Duncan’s “Computer Graphics: Past to Present” is an extensive, hands-on guide tracing the evolution of computer graphics from basic pixel manipulation to advanced real-time rendering techniques using WebGPU. The book builds knowledge step-by-step with interactive code examples in vanilla JavaScript, covering foundational topics like rasterization and 3D rendering, ray tracing and path tracing, GPU programming, and modern advancements such as global illumination and neural rendering. Designed for readers with basic JavaScript skills but no advanced math, it offers a practical pathway to understand both historical graphics methods and cutting-edge technologies.

https://taosengine.com/docs/graphics/

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Amiga Graphics Archive

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The Amiga Graphics Archive is a dedicated website showcasing the remarkable graphics created with or for the Commodore Amiga, a home computer launched in 1985 known for its advanced graphics capabilities. The site features a rich collection of images, articles, and updates highlighting the art, games, applications, and artists associated with the Amiga platform, preserving the legacy of its unique custom chip technology and its impact on digital art and gaming.

https://amiga.lychesis.net/

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Art Bits From HyperCard

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HyperCard, Apple’s early hypermedia system, influenced web development significantly. It included sample stacks like “Art Bits,” showcasing two-color clip art. Over 700 images from this collection have been optimized and shared online for users’ enjoyment, maintaining a small size. Categories include beasts, buildings, media, and more, each containing various clip art examples.

https://archives.somnolescent.net/web/mari_v2/junk/hypercard/

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C64 Graphics Explorer — View C64 Graphics the Authentic Way

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C64GraphicsExplorer is a macOS app for exploring modern Commodore 64 art, utilizing CRT simulation and pixel inspection. Users can view curated artwork, analyze creation techniques, and input their images for palette mapping. Features include a gallery of C64 graphics, authentic CRT effects, pixel magnification, mode detection, and adjustable pixel grids. It supports macOS Sequoia 15.0+ on Apple Silicon and maintains user privacy.

https://c64graphicsexplorer.com/

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