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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
He left school at age 17 to begin a career in underground comics. After moving east to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston Boston] from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado Colorado], he shifted his artistic focus and has produced hundreds of illustrations for books, magazines, games, CDs, and comics. In addition to illustration, Berry's early experience in the print production trenches of comics has evolved into specialty editions design work, and has sent him to some interesting places. Berry teaches ''Digital Art: A Collaborative Approach'' at Tufts University, as well as conducting lectures and workshops on the nature of creativity at colleges and corporations on a national basis. | |||
He left school at age 17 to begin a career in underground comics. After | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[Image:RickBerry.jpg|thumb|right|Cover of Neuromancer]] | [[Image:RickBerry.jpg|thumb|right|Cover of Neuromancer]] | ||
*In the year 1984, he created the world's first digital cover illustration for a work of fiction | *In the year 1984, he created the world's first digital cover illustration for a work of fiction by William Gibson called ''Neuromancer''. | ||
*He was flown to Hong Kong in 1993 to supervise presses and advise the Chinese on current electronic press capabilities. | *He was flown to Hong Kong in 1993 to supervise presses and advise the Chinese on current electronic press capabilities. | ||
Revision as of 18:11, April 19, 2010
Rick Berry is an accomplished oil painter, draftsman, and a pioneer in new media. He worked on the Halo Graphic Novel with many other artists.
Background
He left school at age 17 to begin a career in underground comics. After moving east to Boston from Colorado, he shifted his artistic focus and has produced hundreds of illustrations for books, magazines, games, CDs, and comics. In addition to illustration, Berry's early experience in the print production trenches of comics has evolved into specialty editions design work, and has sent him to some interesting places. Berry teaches Digital Art: A Collaborative Approach at Tufts University, as well as conducting lectures and workshops on the nature of creativity at colleges and corporations on a national basis.
Trivia
- In the year 1984, he created the world's first digital cover illustration for a work of fiction by William Gibson called Neuromancer.
- He was flown to Hong Kong in 1993 to supervise presses and advise the Chinese on current electronic press capabilities.
