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Teaching art through computer graphics

The computer is becoming an important tool for the production of works of art. Art students are becoming increasingly interested in tapping the potential of the computer in the area of static and animated graphics. This paper deals with my personal experience in teaching art through computer graphics, at Syracuse University, to art majors and students from other academic disciplines.