Digital Blasphemy | 3D Wallpaper
Posted on July 10, 2005
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Fractals have always been a favorite subject of mine. Some of my very first wallpapers (around 10 years ago) were fractals and when I started Digital Blasphemy in 1997 there were quite a few in my first gallery. For some reason I stopped doing them in 1999.
I thought it would be fun to try my hand at them again. My first offering is “Coincidence”, up now in the new images gallery (widescreen also available, multi-monitor to follow). My previous fractals were all generated using an old version of Kai Power Tools (version 2 I think) and Aldus Photostyler. This new image was generated within Lightwave and is embellished with some procedurals and a few 3D trinkets. I hope you like it.
Posted on July 6, 2005
- I’ve added dual and triple screen versions of Summerwood. On to something new now…
Posted on July 1, 2005
- When I posted “Springwood” back in March, quite a few of you asked that I do versions for all the seasons. No problem. So just in time for July I’ve added “Summerwood” on the new images page (widescreen also available, multi-monitor to follow). Rather than a simple lighting change, I’ve tried to change the vegetation to match the summertime theme (denser undergrowth, less flowers). I hope you like it. Let me know if you have any comments.
Posted on June 20, 2005
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Happy Monday to you all. Some of you may dislike Mondays, but just remember, things could be worse. In that spirit I offer my updated version of “F=MA” (original here). A widescreen is also available. I hope you like it.
I purchased a new monitor last week (a Dell 2405FPW). It’s a wonderful screen and it’s great to finally be able to use the widescreens I’ve been making. It is a little brighter than what I have been using, so you might find that my latest image is too dark for your screen. Please drop me a line and let me know if this is the case (or if you just want to comment on the latest image).
- I hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day. We had a picnic in the park yesterday and Jessie snapped this picture of Ian and myself. It was the best father’s day present I could have asked for.
