ARTIST SUPPLIES PRIMARILY INTENDED

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
COLOR EXPRESS	GOLDEN BOOKS PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC.	888 Seventh Avenue New York NY 10106	artist supplies primarily intended for use by children and sold in combination as kits consisting of a variety of colored drawing pencils, felt tip coloring pens, crayons, chalk, ink markers, watercolor paints, finger paints, poster paints, artist brushes, pens, play activity wordk sheets and coloring pages;COLOR;
COLOR EXPRESS	GOLDEN BOOKS PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC.	888 Seventh Avenue New York NY 10106	artist supplies primarily intended for use by children and sold in combination as kits consisting of a variety of colored drawing pencils, felt tip coloring pens, crayons, chalk, ink markers, watercolor paints, finger paints, poster paints, artist brushes, pens, play activity work sheets and coloring pages;COLOR;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A visual programming interface allows an artist to create real time shaders using a tree of shader nodes. Each shader node represents an operation that can be performed in real time through the real time rendering engine. The visual interface allows the arbitrary combinations of these shader nodes to be made and allows the parameters of the shaders to be manipulated or animated. The visual programming interface may be activated in an interactive animation environment through a designation that a real time shader is to be applied to a surface. By integrating the visual programming interface with an interactive animation environment, an artist can experiment readily with different custom real time shaders. An artist also has the flexibility to create arbitrary real time shader trees and to view them interactively without requiring a programmer to develop or modify a custom shader. Basic operations represented by such shader nodes include drawing to a frame buffer (which may include a blending operation with the contents of the frame buffer), a transform operation and lighting operations. A tree of shader nodes may be processed in multiple passes. Each drawing operation in the tree defines a separate pass. The result of each pass is blended with the results of prior passes according to parameters defined for the drawing operation.