Pencil Guy
Turns out that "Golden Guy" likes his stationery! I wonder if he realises that he is leaving a trail. Today's Gratitude Item: Discounted petrol. The petrol stations dropped the price…
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June 4, 2007
Balloon Guy
This little guy is all ready to celebrate Queen's birthday. He even has balloons in her favourite colours! OK, so I don't actually know that red, blue and white are…
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June 3, 2007
Golden Guy Winning a Race
Made in blender, this is my first scene where the characters are moving rather than standing still! Today's Gratitude Item: That Team New Zealand beat Luna Rossa in the first…
June 2, 2007
Metal Men
Made in Blender. These guys look like they are ready for action! Today's Gratitude Item: Time to think. Watching kids write exams can be rather boring. It can also be…
May 30, 2007
Silver / Gold Goblets
Below are some of my early blender efforts. The goblets come in two versions. Today's Gratitude Item: Old phone books. Who knew they could be used as part of an…
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May 17, 2007
Hug ?
This cute little gingerbread man wants a hug! Made in blender (the program, rather than the kitchen appliance). Today's Gratitude Item: Not getting too wet whilst mowing the lawn! It…
May 12, 2007
Gold Star
Wire and Tubes fractal. In this case, the wire in question is made of gold! Today's Gratitude Item: An easy day at school. The place I was subbing at was…
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March 21, 2007
Magen Fire Flower
This wire and tubes fractal turned out well. The "Star of David" is improved by the flower in the middle. Today's Gratitude Item: Having enough time to get my Yom…
March 20, 2007
Galactic Glove
It reminded me of a baseball mitt *sort of*. Today's Gratitude Item: The school where I worked today had a new coffee machine that makes the most amazing mochachinos. I'm…
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March 14, 2007
Gold Topiary
This one is a variation on a theme. Its not as ornate as the topiary that I used in my Tu B'Shvat graphic, but hopefully its more sophisticated. Today's Gratitude…
February 16, 2007