Posted on July 26, 2004

• I’ve posted a revised render of “Roche Limit“. I’ve brightened the main planet and I’ve added some brightness to the ice crystals in the rings.
• Late Update: I’ve added dual and tri-screen versions of “Roche Limit”.

Posted on July 22, 2004

• After posting “Circular Logic”, I decided for my next project that it would be fun to update one of my older space scenes. I picked “Roche Limit” (created in 1998 using Bryce) and the update is now up on the new images page. A widescreen version is also available.

  I should admit that the image was inspired by the images coming back from the Cassini-Huygens probe orbiting Saturn. I hope you like it.

Posted on July 14, 2004

• I’ve added widescreen, dual-screen, and tri-screen versions of “Circular Logic”. I’ve decided not to post any different color variations for this piece. I’d like it to stand on it’s own, as is (blue).

Posted on July 10, 2004

• I added a new abstract to the gallery today. The image is called “Circular Logic” it was created with some of the same techniques that I used to create “Sigil“. I hope you like it.

Posted on July 3, 2004

• I’ve added dual and triple screen versions of “Happy 4th”. As some members have already noticed, some of the triple screen images can be adapted for use as dual-screen images (in the case that a dual-screen is not available). Simply download the split-screen files and use the middle and right or left file.

  I hadn’t been able to figure out how to offer dual-screens of some of my images where the focus is centered (like Fluorescence, Mandala, Gazebo, etc) but this seems to be a good solution. In the future I will adapt some of the existing triple screens for dual-screen use and post them in the dual-screen gallery, but for now I invite you to use the triple-screens. Doing so will give you the added benefit of placing the “focus” on the right or left monitor as you choose (I tend to favor the right monitor).