Island Graphics
- Variation
Based on Edgar Degas' The Star (Dancer on the Stage).
An article in the September 1985 issue of Compute! describes how a genlock was used to mix the video image of the Edgar Degas painting into the background of the Amiga's display. Then an artist traced the image by painting over the background pixel by pixel with an art program.
Later this image was also used to promote Aegis Images.
An article in the September 1985 issue of Compute! describes how a genlock was used to mix the video image of the Edgar Degas painting into the background of the Amiga's display. Then an artist traced the image by painting over the background pixel by pixel with an art program.
Later this image was also used to promote Aegis Images.
- Amiga
- Var
This variation was published in a book and adds a couple of elements not present in the original.
It is also mirrored horizontally, which becomes apparent when you notice that the disk drive on the A1000 is shown on the left side, when it should belong on the right side.
It is also mirrored horizontally, which becomes apparent when you notice that the disk drive on the A1000 is shown on the left side, when it should belong on the right side.
