Green Tea
This one is dedicated to my mom. Some of my earliest memories are of my dad taking her tea or her making tea for my dad. They don't actually drink…
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February 8, 2008
Drunken Peacock
The colours reminded me of peacock feathers, hence the name. Today's Gratitude Item: Insecticide and "bite" cream. The back of my left leg was "lunch" for something - happily the…
December 23, 2007
Green Pretzel
This is the same params as "Intricate Colours", the braid on the side is quite different though. Today's Gratitude Item: A fixed stoplight :) My dad noticed that it was…
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November 2, 2007
Green Sea Urchin
As a kid, finding sea urchin shells intact was a big deal. They were only found on some beaches and spotting / collecting them was thrilling. Today's Gratitude Item: BBQ'd…
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March 18, 2007
Light Phase
"Light Phase" is the name given to the process in photosynthesis which needs light to proceed. The "Dark Phase" (aka: the Calvin Cycle) follows the "Light Phase". Who said biology…
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July 15, 2006
Cascade
Took some time to get this one looking "just right" but am pleased with the result. Today's Gratitude Item: The great classroom swap has successfully occurred! I also managed to…
July 7, 2006
Forest Fantasy
I zoomed, rotated and then rendered. This one took about two and a half hours to render. If you stare at it long enough, you can almost see the forest…
April 18, 2006
Irish Storm
This one is left over from Saint Patrick's Day. Luck *still* has nothing to do with it. Click on the image above to access the large versionToday's Gratitude Item: Had…
March 21, 2006
Green Peace
Old name, new interpretation. Perhaps I should have called it "Green Piece".A post with a name like this has to be linked to the official Green Peace webpage. I am…
March 6, 2006
Tactile Sensation
If this was music, what would it sound like? Today's Gratitude Item: Artistic challenges and the feeling you get when a piece turns out "just right".
February 25, 2006