Posted on March 31, 2010

• I’m still not 100% happy with the project I’ve been working on for the past 10 days or so. Rather than have everyone wait (perhaps fruitlessly) I’ve gone ahead and posted a little something to tide you over. It’s a spring version of “At World’s Edge” that I have been playing around with.

  I hope to have my other project up before the weekend!

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Posted on March 29, 2010

• I’ve been spending the last week or so learning how to use a new landscape modeler and I had hoped to have something to show you sooner. Unfortunately some technical glitches with my nearly 4 year old workstation have slowed things down a bit. I think it’s all sorted out now though and I hope to have something up soon.

  For you Soon-To-Be Members out there I have added “Phraxis” to my free samples and swapped out “Song of the Sky“. Enjoy!

Posted on March 17, 2010

• Added a poster version of “Highland Spring” to my Zazzle collection this evening. I will definitely have to get a copy for myself.

  I did a new render for the print version (so it would look good printed at 52″ wide) and tweaked the lighting a bit to correct some issues that I’d had with the original. Turned out I liked the new render so much that I’ve replaced the single-screen files in my gallery with files sourced from the new render (I will have to do a new multi-screen as well).

  The changes are really subtle but if you are a stickler like me you might want to redownload it.

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Posted on March 15, 2010

• I’ve added the dual and triple-screen versions of “Cloverscape” to the gallery this morning.

  Single-monitor users who found the original too blurry way want to look at adapting one of the multiscreen images. The multiscreens are framed a bit differently in this case and the in-focus area takes up significantly more of the vertical frame.

  Enjoy!

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Posted on March 13, 2010

• How do you follow up a hit like “Highland Spring”? I thought it would be fun to go from the epic to something a lot more intimate.

  “Cloverscape” was definitely created with St. Patrick’s Day in mind (it was conceived as an update to a holiday wallpaper I did back in 2001), but I think it works as a ode to spring as well.

  I hope you enjoy it. I’ll try to have the multiscreens up ASAP!

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