Digital Blasphemy | 3D Wallpaper
Posted on August 17, 2010
- I’ve posted a new “Gotham Garden (Summer)” revision this morning. I’ve tweaked the building textures, planted some foreground flowers, and added a few more rooftop gardens. What do you think? Is it a worthy upgrade or should I stick with the original (which is still available in the Pickle Jar).
Posted on August 16, 2010
- A few items to note today. First, I’ve added the multi-screen versions of “Gotham Garden” to the gallery. I’m still playing around with this one so there should at least be a Pickle Jar version or two to come.
- I’ve also added the triple-screen version of “Double Rainbow” which I had to render seperately so all versions would be DRATW.
- “Enshrouded” is new in the Free Gallery today. Check out my Memberships if you enjoy the freebies!
- Lastly I should mention that Zazzle is offering a back-to-school poster print sale. You can get 40% off by using coupon code “BTSRULEPRINT” when you check out.
Posted on August 11, 2010
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I’ve added the second render in my “Gotham Garden” seasonal series. This one depicts a hazy summer day in the city.
I hope to add autumn and winter versions later in the year and view them all together on this page.
Posted on August 10, 2010
- I’ve added the dualscreen version of “Double Rainbow” to the gallery today. The triplescreen is still rendering on my other machine and I hope to have it available shortly. Usually the dual and triple are ready at the same time (because one is just a cropped version of the other) but I had to render separate versions this time so the mirror rainbow wouldn’t be cropped out.
Posted on August 5, 2010
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It’s a sad day for me as I just returned from saying a final goodbye to my grandfather, Earl Kaufman. He passed away last week at the tender age of 97.
Grandpa lived a good long life and taught me a great many things, among them how to whistle, fish, and steer an airplane, car or boat. He also showed me how much personal joy can come from making others happy. He was a farmer, musician, pilot, businessman, politician, fireman, teacher, and a great friend to many. More than a few times I called him Dad by mistake.
Grandpa was something of a contrarian in his church and my positive spin on the term “blasphemy” has always been a tribute to him. Here’s a few photos I put together on Facebook shortly after his passing.
Goodbye Gramps.