Bert Monroy: Bert was so impressed when he got a Mac in 1984 that he soon started a company to publish clipart called HumanForms, allowing less-skilled artists to quickly assemble professional-looking drawings of people. He was the 7th or 8th person to use Photoshop and co-wrote the first book on it. As one of the first illustrators using Macpaint, he did a lot of work for Mac magazines and produced backgrounds for the first comic drawn on a computer, Shatter. He has been featured heavily in graphic design publications and at Photoshop conventions. www.bertmonroy.com Into It ©1987 Objects Out There ©1986 The New World ©1986   A Door Somewhere ©1986 Reflection ©1986 Fossils ©1987 Down Under ©1986 MCE ©1987 Rocktown ©1985 Further Out There ©Bert Monroy Background scanned with a Thunderscan Objects in SF ©1987 Richie ©1984 1984 ©1984 A cover for The Macstreet Journal The Shaver An ad for Gillette Computers ©1985 Bert and his partner at The Reference Corporation produced HumanForms, specialized clipart that allowed the user to quickly create realistic looking human bodies in virtually any position. By choosing the correct angle for the arms, legs, feet, hands and head, accurate drawings of people doing various things were relatively easy to make. It proved popular with hospitals and other medical users. This is a sample of the 26 pages containing over 1,000 body parts that fit on one 400k disk. ©1985 ©1985 ©1985 Images © their respective creators, as noted. Used with permission Site content © 2011-2012 Joel Cretan