InCore+byComputer History Museum·Dec 5, 2025Pixar’s True StoryThe inside story of Pixar’s remarkable IPO and how it almost didn’t happen.
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Steven Reid·Jan 30, 2024How I Made a Kimmie Fish Swim on the ZX81A retro animation written in ZX81 BASIC.
Sakshi Lalwani·Nov 14, 2023CGI — Future or Threat?Every day more than 3 CGI videos appear on my Instagram feed.
InCore+byComputer History Museum·Sep 2, 2022Music-Film-ComputersEarly collaborations between digital artists and composers advanced the state of technology.A response icon1A response icon1
the art of illiterates·Aug 30, 2022The Mind’s Eye (Jan Nickman, 1990) | the best of the 1990son a kitschy curio that predicted a tech-driven animation utopia that never arrived
InCore+byComputer History Museum·May 24, 2022Technology + ArtComputing and art grew up together. Early computer-animated films created from 1963–1972 are today considered milestones in both fields.
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