Más allá del arte de Spectrum: desde Azpiri hasta hoy

Plaion Más Allá Del Arte De Spectrum Book Spanish. In 1982, an entire generation of gamers fell in love with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, a small 8-bit computer capable of conjuring magic on the televisions of hundreds of homes.Michael Jackson, Madonna, the Rubik´s Cube, E.T., Back to the Future, or Ghostbusters.From Robocop to Batman! The 1980s were marked by countless cultural icons that endure to this day.Within the world of video games, it would not be an exaggeration to say that the Sinclair ZX Spectrum opened the floodgates to the phenomenon we are experiencing today both in Spain and in the rest of the world.At that time, technology did not allow for the lavish graphics that we are more than used to today.A few colored pixels were clustered on the screen, and that was more than enough to spend entire afternoons enjoying themselves in front of the television and behind the controls.Moments that remain in the most precious memories of an entire generation.Without fear of technical limitations, the industry embraced the talent of the best artists of the time to illustrate the covers of their video games.Names like Alfonso Azpiri reinterpreted, with each stroke of the brush, what was seen on the screen.And they did so without even imagining that they were making history.From those years, not only an unforgettable memory of endless afternoons of enjoyment remains.The art of covers that were much more than covers also endures.They were invitations to dream. tradeinn Techinn