Posted on July 29, 2010

• A few items to note today. First, I’ve posted the dual and triple-screen versions of “Hexaline” this afternoon.

  I know that abstracts aren’t everyone’s exact cup of tea, but they are necessary every so often in order to shake out my creative cobwebs. Sort of like REM sleep. They’re also fun. I do notice, however, that I’ve done less and less of them since I started accepting comments and ratings.

  Which do you prefer? Abstract or “realist“?

• I’ve added over 150 wallpapers designed to fit 27″ 2560 x 1400 displays (like the new iMacs). Members can download the updated zip file here.
• DecalGirl is running a contest from now until August 1st. Post your favorite DB DecalGirl Skin design on their Facebook page and you can win a $25 gift certificate. Make DB the most mentioned artist and you all get $9.99 coupons. Details and entry form here.
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Posted on July 28, 2010

• I’ve posted a new version of “Hexaline” this morning, taking it further away from “The Comb” update that it started out to be. The original that I posted yesterday will remain available in the Pickle Jar. The basic theme was very much inspired by the “Giant’s Causeway“. I would love to do a natural version someday…
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Posted on July 27, 2010

• I’ve added a new abstract, “Hexaline“, to the gallery today. I set out to update “The Comb” but took a detour somewhere. Perhaps I will go back to retry the update, but I think this one stands well on its own.
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Posted on July 21, 2010

• I’ve posted an intermediate update to “Double Raindow” this morning. I’m still playing around with the scene while I work on other projects (it’s nice to have more than one renderer) so don’t consider it final just yet. You can still find the original, desert version, in the Pickle Jar.
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Posted on July 17, 2010

• With tongue planted firmly in cheek I offer my latest wallpaper, “Double Rainbow“. I spent all of one afternoon putting it together and, yes, it’s based on that double rainbow. It was a fun break from the more complex stuff.

  I know a lot of people are laughing at ol’ “Hungry Bear”, but I found his enthusiasm refreshing. Here’s to enjoying all that nature has to offer!

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