What to read after Computer Graphics?

"Beginning with a introductory look at the background of technology for computer graphics, computer graphic concepts are continually developed in each chapter, allowing students to tackle problems and solutions ranging from the basic to the more complex. In addition to terminology, color models, and hardware, hands-on activities provide students with the ability to experiment with the concepts of light and color perception, depth perception, peripheral vision, visual illusion, and color interactions. With little to no prior background in computer graphics, students will grasp the fundamentals that lead up to animation and advanced object modeling."--BOOK JACKET.