Among the most fascinating and exciting uses of home computers is the drawing of figures and pictures. This new book shows you how to create cartoon characters, maps, calendars, geometrical forms, game boards, and game pieces on the Commodore 64 computer. A series of working BASIC programs takes you from drawing flags and hearts through producing complete tic-tac-toe, maze, and Martian-lander games. A turtle graphics program and two editors provide tools for drawing pictures and demonstrate the features of advanced graphics systems. This book lets you learn by doing; it assumes no special background in programming or mathematics.