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Amiga GraphiCraft, ProPaint, and Aegis Images retrospective: using Warhol's portrait method.

Andy Warhol used a beta version of GraphiCraft at the #CommodoreAmiga launch event to do a portrait of Debbie Harry, but which version? #retrocomputing This video attempts to explain the lineage of GraphiCraft, and its sibling Aegis Images. As part of this retrospective, I re-create Andy Warhol's flood fill portrait method on my own face. GraphiCraft was initially commissioned to Island Graphics, where it was agreed that a simple and an advanced version of the program would be created. The simple version would be called GraphiCraft. The advanced version would be called ProPaint, with more tools. Because of delays in development, RJ Mical rewrote GraphiCraft, along with Barry Walsh, after getting Intuition completed, while ProPaint continued development at Island Graphics under the wing of Robert Leyland, Mathias Genser, and Mike Gomez. ProPaint would ultimately be licensed by Aegis, and released as Aegis Images. You can see here, the similarities between the beta version of GraphiCraft, and Aegis Images, while the released version of GraphiCraft is its own unique program with a similar look and feel.