Background
Binkley, Timothy was born on September 14, 1943 in Baltimore. Son of Enos G. and Grace (Joy) Binkley.
(This powerful software program and accompanying volume - ...)
This powerful software program and accompanying volume - which can also be used independently for learning about the principles of symmetry - enable designers to create complex two-dimensional symmetrical patterns quickly. It expedites the creation and modification of a wide variety of designs and patterns. Design versatility is expanded with techniques of experimentation that make it possible to turn one motif into hundreds of designs. Also covered is how to save files and transfer images to other documents, how to use them in page layouts, and their integration in compositions done with other software packages. Designers will master the computer-aided design of patterns that can be used for fabrics, wrapping paper, wall covering, draperies, furniture, rugs, tiles and more.
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educator computer graphics designer
Binkley, Timothy was born on September 14, 1943 in Baltimore. Son of Enos G. and Grace (Joy) Binkley.
Bachelor in Mathematics with honors, University Colorado, 1965. Master of Arts in Mathematics, University Colorado, 1966. Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy, University Texas, 1970.
Postgraduate in computer science, Courant Institute, New York University, 1982.
Assistant professor Notre Dame University, Indiana, 1970-1973. Postdoctoral fellow Temple University, Philadelphia, 1973-1975. Member faculty New School for Social Research, New York City, 1975-1977.
Chair department humanities and science School Visual Arts, 1976-1988, director computer education, 1982—1998, director Institute for Computers in the Arts, 1986—1998, chair Master of Fine Arts program in computer art, 1988—1998. President Artware, since 1996. Co-director telecommunications event Heinrich Hertz Centennial Celebration, Bronx, Brooklyn, 1987.
(This powerful software program and accompanying volume - ...)
Member of American Society Aesthetics (trustee 1981-1984), Association Computing Machinery (board directors New York City since 1987, chair special interest group computer graphics since 1988), Phi Beta Kappa.
Married Sonya Shannon, 1993.
