Posted on November 5, 2004

• I’d like to thank you all for being so patient while I go through this transition. Things are about as settled in now as they are ever going to be, so I started work yesterday on a new wallpaper. I can’t give you an ETA, but I thought you would like to know that something is in the works.

  In other news, I’ve added about thirty 2560 x 1600 renders. They scattered throughout the widescreen gallery. I want to have the rest done shortly so I can include them on Version 6 of my CDROM, which I hope to have out before the end of the month. I’ve also added 6 new posters to my Zazzle collection, including my first “widescreen” poster. I may add more of those later.

  Lastly, thanks to Brent McAleer for pointing out to me that Digital Blasphemy was mentioned on the BBC World show “Click Online”. If you are interested you can check it out, and even watch the show, from here.

  Now back to work for me…

Posted on October 22, 2004

• Just checking in to let you all know that the move went fine. We were on the road for 5 days and then had to stay in a hotel for 3 days while our belongings caught up with us. We moved into our new house a couple of days ago and are slowly rebuilding our lives. I finally got my workstation back online last night so I can post this update. We still have quite a bit of unpacking and organizing to do. Luckily we have plenty of people willing to keep Ian occupied while we work. I’ll post again when I’ve got everything settled and I’m ready to get back to work. Thanks everyone for being patient!

Posted on October 10, 2004

• It’s been a crazy couple of weeks around here. We hit the road for Illinois Wednesday, so we’ve been scrambling to get everything packed up and ready to move. We’re almost there.

  In the midst of all this madness, I was able to sit down and create one last wallpaper before we hit the road. It’s up now on the new images page; an abstract which I call “Orthohedron”. A widescreen is also available. I know some of you were hoping for a Halloween image, but there just wasn’t time to do put one together. Maybe after the move, but if not then definitely next year.

  Anyway, this will be my last post from sunny California. Wish us luck on the four day roadtrip with a one year old…

Posted on September 28, 2004

• Dual and Triple screen versions of “October Flame” are up.
• I took this picture of Ian yesterday (in his first pair of tennis shoes). He looks less and less like a baby every day.

Posted on September 26, 2004

• Added “October Flame” to the gallery this evening, in anticipation of the fall colors we will see when we move to Illinois next month. The name would mean something else entirely here in southern California. Anyway, I hope you like it. Widescreen versions are also available.

  You may have noticed that the past three images I’ve done all share a similar theme; a path or river disappearing around a bend. I don’t think this a coincidence. I didn’t set out to be symbolic, but I think it’s interesting that what’s going on inside my head will usually manifest itself in my work whether I want it to or not.