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Discounts on oil Creative Club sponsored programs. Monthly events and bulletins. Current job listings. Membership directories. Quarterly magazines. Complimentary subscriptions to professional publications. Even a gift for joining.

As for awards, The Creative Club Show is already destined to become one of the premiere creative contests in the country (kind of a New England CA, if you will).

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Š 1990 deGraftWahrrnan, inc.

Photographs by Ladd McPartland

"Mike Normal ," the talking head in a live action performance to demonstrate a new piece of Silicon Graphics equipment at Siggraph 88 .

Twenty-seven laser scans were made of Mike Gribble and used by Ken Cope to model the computer puppet. Brad deGraf and Michael Wahrman were the technical directors , Trey Stokes was the head puppeteer. The head is really more like a mask since the back and top of the head were eliminated to cut down on the memory required. The distortions shown here are some of the unlimited number of possibilities.

Š 1990 deGraftWahrman, inc.

Photographs by Karen Anderson

"Harry 2" was created for the TED2 Conference . The model for Mike was used again with Ken Cope making some adjustments and adding the mustache and glasses . Greg Ercolano was technical director and Trey Stokes was the puppeteer .

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