Gallery, Dreams,

But whose truth? Mine. That should've been obvious, unless you want to pull the whole "your being is made up of a conglomeration of beliefs imposed upon you by society" thing, in which case these truths are everyone else's. Regardless, what follows is a small list of some works which I have transported to my server floppy by floppy. I'll also take this opportunity to fly in the face of traditional WWW galleries and refuse to give you thumbnails. You'll have to see for yourself...

Insect Mount on Mars: Gasp! Some serious rendering (ie my p90 had to start chewing some serious swap files). This is the first in a forthcoming portfolio of sci-fi rende rings. (22k)
Solar Surfing: Sailing through the coronasphere, a piece I rather like. So what if I borrowed the idea for the space ship? Alternative title: Stardiving for fun and profit. (30k)
Candle Flames: The first thing that happens when you let me play with a digitial camera. Too bad the incense thing didn't work out...
Sim Bubbles: This is one of those beautiful occasions when academic pursuit and art, of a sort, collide. This project was my first forray into POVRay, a freeware raytracer. Enjoyable to all, but for the really neat-o stuff, you better have a fast connection.
Roderick's Chamber: Is it an ad? Is it art? YOU decide. Come visit us if you'd like...
Shadows of...: This little do-dad is a preview of a site a may be doing in a couple of years with some cool folks over in the City. Thanks to Josh for help with the composition. The 'tranfer interrup ted' is supposed to be there! It's an ambience thing... (21k)
Angel Two: The reincarnation of a previous painting, fixed somewhat. (20k)
Portal: My first "published" illustration on the web, that is the first picture I rendering that someone else put on their site. Be warned: It needs some pretty hardcore gamma correction on most Sun monitors... (21k)
Benches: What's this? A photo? Yes, I've bucked my theme and included a photo I took on a cold winter's day in Copley Plaza in Boston, right near the begining of the blizzard of 1995. (35k)
Unicorn: Here's the logo for a fictitious digital imaging company I pretended to work for for a while, and you might want to look at my real company. (17k)
Lyn: I started toying with an idea for a logo for a sterolithography website, and my mom's first name is Lynne. (8.5k)
At the Poolside: An old entry into a logo contest that wasn't ecclectic enough. (17.8k)
Bits on Parade: Toying around with plurality and raytracing. (12k)
Modified Mobile Vapor Mining Platform #2F-49672: Stuff from a story untold. (12k)

"Technicolor"

If you can guess the picture I distorted as the basis for this work, I'll give you one free rendering / logo / whatever.