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Book Review: Internet Art by Rachel Greene
This vlog post is a book review on Internet Art by Rachel Greene. This book covers all areas of art done on computer. Web design, codes, computer animation and video games are some examples. I highly recommend this book for those who are academically researching the topic, or for those new media artists who need inspirations to do their own.
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