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Antonio Fernández Coca (Jerez, 1966), professor of the Balearic University (UIB), is a graduate in Fine Arts at the Seville University, with diploma in Cinema and Television Production by the Junta de Andalucia and Master in Images by Synthesis and Animation via Computer (M A) by the Middlesex University (UK) and the UIB.

Fernández Coca was one of the coordinating professors for the Máster Europeo Interactive Multimedia (MA IMM) and the designer of the first CD-I (Philips) carried out in Europe (1991). He has been responsible for graphic images of CD-ROMs such as the Catalogue of the Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation in Mallorca; S'Albufera; Atlas of the Balearic Islands, and also for the first Book of Graphic Style of the World Wide Web of the UIB (1995/97). He is also the author of two books "Producción y Diseño Gráfico para la World Wide Web" and "en red", having collaborated with different magazine relating to graphic design and other media such as El Pais or web pages such as "inicia.es".

More information:
Antonio Fernández Coca, graphic and multimedia design http://www.fernandezcoca.com
Antonio Fernández Coca, professor of the Balearic University http://dmi.uib.es/people/acoca

Date of publication: 24/02/2000

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