Always a simple approach to making art from images you've taken. I used Adobe Photoshop Mix for these effects, allowing me to blend simple imagery together from a larger archive of photos taken.

Same skull, colors inverted. Actually a neat twist on the original art, if I dare say myself, and very simple.

This, actually, was the first in the series with the new material, the original. And probably the last for time being, it's fun but I move on pretty rapidly, too. "Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio,

I knew I wasn't done with that material yet. This is an example of mirror axial symmetry. Was noodling over putting this into an animation loop or two, but at 15 minutes render per frame, minimum, 5 seconds

Hooo, I love playing with materials in 3D. So this is based on several colors of 'spun metal' compiled into an additive shader, rotated with increasing value along the Z distance from the camera. It doesn't

Some of my favorite shots of a pretty intense winter in Eastern Oregon. This was a nearly record year for snowfall, and to boot the occasional fog inversion, dropping into freezing cold and then crusting

I'm back! With new old stuff! Blue Luna Eau De Toilette, final logo and packaging from my logo design course some while back. It was simple enough, and came out beautifully when it was all done. The 3D

Conceptual design for an absinthe brand. Took a while to formulate, actually, lot of false starts getting from A to B, there. Started as sketch, progressed into a full product design. This sort of bottle,

"...It's the only way to be sure." - Ripley Gotta hand it to the physicists, as nuclear events go this one sure leaves a lasting impression. Tickles a bit, even.

This is a pretty amazing place to visit, in Oregon. Pretty popular, too, you don't much get a beach to yourself unless you're okay with blasting cold and rain. On the other hand, went in the middle of

All right, my last photogrammetry project. This one was less about being an art piece than building it with a sense of realism in construction. I made the model out of wax, scanned it into Blender 3D firstly.

Why is he forlorn? I have no idea, he just sorta shaped out that way. Using sculpture to reconstruct your own face is a lot of fun, and I think you get such a range of nuance in emotion from shaping the

This is my 2nd photogrammetry result. It's a lot of fun to paint a texture, in itself, directly onto a surface. This is the surface of a bunch of Central Oregon rocks, point of fact. All mottled together

I have no excuses. But I do have illustrator!

This design was made in several portions. The first of which was actually heating up a big pancake of microcrystalline casting wax and pushing it (still pretty hot) into my face. Except for the searing

Made this in a photo illustration class from a variety of images (my own) taken over several years. The fog and the snow was real, the bug was real, clouds, the temple was real, the moon was quasi real,

'Write your story...' said the prompt. So I did. Long ago, in a distant, derelict shack, I was conceived. Then, some time later, in a different even damper shack, I was born. Yes. Into this cold, ferocious