Peter Schreuder Iillustrator

Peter Schreuder purchased the very first Apple
Macintosh computer in this country in 1984 and was
demonstrating his skills in MacPaint long before his
beloved Adobe Photoshop became available.

Originally an advertising artist with brush, paint
and pastels, he soon created covers for the
"Financial Mail", "Finance Week" and other
leading publications on computer.
He now specialises in magazine and cover
illustrations both locally and internationally.

Asked how he feels about computers and digital
art, Peter says, "If Leonardo da Vinci was alive
today, he would use Photoshop to paint the
Mona Lisa -- even if he could only afford a PC."



	PETER SCHREUDER
	CONTACT US
	Peter Schreuder purchased the very first Apple Macintosh computer in this country in 1984 and was demonstrating his skills in MacPaint long before his beloved Adobe Photoshop became available. Originally an advertising artist with brush, paint and pastels, he soon created covers for the "Financial Mail", "Finance Week" and other leading publications on computer. He now specialises in magazine and cover illustrations both locally and internationally. Asked how he feels about computers and digital art, Peter says, "If Leonardo da Vinci was alive today, he would use Photoshop to paint the Mona Lisa -- even if he could only afford a PC."

PETER SCHREUDER