If you can call it that! In my free time, I like making both 2D and 3D digital art. My software of choice are Bryce 3D, Infini-D 4.5, and Adobe Photoshop CS6. This page will be updated relatively frequently; I always have some new piece or the other in the works...
3D Renders |
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 Cotton Candy Crystals My first-ever Bryce scene, which I was told was well-enjoyed... somehow. |
 Game Board A simple scene of an oddball piece on an (admittedly dysfunctional) game board. |
 Moons I think this one kind of looks like an album cover. |
 Magic Spiral Anything can be "magic" when you make it out of transparent crystal and stick a light inside. |
 Irony The pillar-and-ball in the center mimic the Infini-D logo, despite this being a Bryce render. |
 Third Player Unaccompanied The less normal sequel to Game Board. |
 Flooded Hallway I'm not really sure what this is, other than a precursor to the render on the right. |
 Untitled Mockup I used Photoshop to slap some graphics on top of this simple render, making a mock screen from some kind of '90s-era edutainment game. |
 house An experiment in using Bryce as not intended. I really like how this one turned out. |
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2D Art |
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 Z Mostly-from-memory fanart of a character I saw in the sidebar of a long-gone website. |
 I have poor organizational habits when it comes to 2D art. Please be patient while I scour my storage devices for the rest of it. |
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...yes, I am working on a better way of viewing this in both old and new browsers.