Posted on February 28, 2008

• It seems that many of you think the orange version of “Axiomatic” I posted yesterday is superior to the blue version. That’s fine with me (I like it better too). I’ve swapped the orange version into the main gallery and the blue version will remain available in the Pickle Jar.

  Onward and upward now…

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Posted on February 27, 2008

• I’ve added dual and triple screen versions of “Axiomatic” to the gallery this morning. I’ve also added a version with a different color scheme in the Pickle Jar (multi-screen versions also available) for those of you who wanted a little variety.

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Posted on February 23, 2008

• Added a new abstract, “Axiomatic“, to the gallery this morning. This one (and “Colorwheel” for that matter) continues a theme, Mandalas, that I have had a lot of fun with over the years. Something about them just fascinates me for some reason.

  After my last project hogged my machine for nearly 3 weeks, one of my goals with this one was to create a detailed and interesting piece that rendered in under an hour. I’m happy to report that “Axiomatic” renders in only 6 minutes on my machine. The entire image is composed of cubes.

  As with most of my abstracts, I know some will like it and others will not. It was fun to make however (after the frustration of my last piece) and I think it makes a nice wallpaper. I hope you enjoy it.

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Posted on February 19, 2008

• I’ve posted a cleaned up version of the original “Promise of Spring” wallpaper (without blooms) in the Pickle Jar for those of you who prefer that version. I will go back in a couple of weeks and see which one has a better rating and move that one into the main gallery. Now onto something new…

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Posted on February 18, 2008

• I’ve posted dual and triple screen versions of “The Promise of Spring” this morning. I’ve read in the comments that some of you would like to see a “cleaned up” version with the original (bloomless) tree. I will try to update the version in the Pickle Jar when time permits but my feeling right now is that I’ve spent enough time on this project. I’m quite ready to move on to something new.

  Thanks everyone for the feedback!

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