Bert
Monroy
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Bert Monroy (Artist) spent 20 years in the advertising
industry as an art director and creative director for various
agencies, as well as his own.
Upon discovering computers with the introduction of the Macintosh
in 1984, he embarked on a new digital career. He embraced the
computer as an artistic medium and is considered one of the pioneers
of digital art. Bert's work has been seen in MacWorld,
MacUser, Byte, Verbum, MacWeek to
mention a few. His work has also been featured in scores of books
which include "Making Art on a Macintosh", " The
Photoshop WOW Book," "The Art of Digital Painting,"
"The Gray Book," and "Photoshop A to Z" in
Japan. His work was also used to introduce many software products
such as PixelPaint and ImageStudio.
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Bert was a founding partner in the New York firm Incredible
Interactivity which was responsible for interactive multimedia
presentations as early as 1986 before the terms had been coined.
Presentations were created for such clients as General Motors,
American Express and Knoll International. Bert was the co-author
of "Adobe Photoshop: A Visual Guide for the Macintosh"
and "The Official Adobe Photoshop Handbook", which won
various awards.
He is an accomplished teacher and lecturer who has served on
the faculty of The School of Visual Arts (NY), Center for Creative
Imaging (ME), Dynamic Graphics Educational Foundation (IL), California
College of Arts & Crafts (CA) and lectures at many other institutions
around the world including Japan. He currently teaches at the
San Francisco State University Multimedia Studies Program.
Current consulting clients include Apple Computer, Pioneer Electronics,
Fujitsu, SONY, AT&T and American Express. Bert has also done
a considerable amount of film work recently for Industrial Light
& Magic (including digital matte paintings for the Oscar-award
winning Forrest Gump), Pacific Data Images and R/Greenberg
Assoc. He is a regular guest on the television program MacTV and
is featured on video tapes offered by MacConnection. Finally,
Bert appears on the Deluxe CD-ROM versions of both Adobe Illustrator
and Adobe Photoshop.
If you would like to contact Bert, you can reach him at bmonroy@crl.com.
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