One of the great benefits of membership in SINCUS is the availability of written material from either the exchange of newsletters from other clubs or other SINCUS members. And when one has some extra time provided by the holiday season, it allows one to catch up on some reading. While looking through some of the newsletters and magazines I ran across three interesting articles dealing with graphics on the 2068. All three programs were very easy to type in. No program was longer than fifteen lines and they produced great results!
The results of the first program is shown below. It is from part of a program in SUM magazine, June 1985, by Andy Centek, Jr. Art from the second program is shown at the top right. It is from a TS HORIZONS article of November 1985 that was originally in SYNAPSE magazine. In this program four random numbers are input to produce various designs. This one took a long time to fully develop and produced interesting designs. One could sit at the screen for hours and be amazed at the intricate fine art. The third set of artworks produced was from an article in SYNCWARE NEWS, March/April 1985, by David Kulp. See bottom right. This one produced continuous specimens of art. This one was the most pleasing to me because of the inverse effect (not shown here). If I had one of those flat screen televisions that Sir Clive was working on, I would hang it on the wall and have a continuous living work of art!