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This is a showcase of some of my wilder
creations.

This
is Rage Doll? ('96), she was made in 3D Studio Max. She is something of a problem child, some say she is not low polygon
enough, the others say she is not detailed or high res enough. She is
the first thing I made in 3d Max, ever, so I think she looks pretty
good considering that. She will continue to evolve, maybe one day
having a page just for her evolution shots. In the interim,
CLICK ON flying Rage Doll? to see what she is
kicking.
This is just a little dealie-bob that I made in 3D for covering jagged terrain, unfortunately in the 3D world the terrain is only as jagged as the maker, and after making it. I decided I could not
risk it breaking an ankle. So it is sitting in my garage collecting dust, what a waste.
Why stop at one picture of this beautiful animal? Here are more pictures of this transport I made.
What a miracle of engineering. The people next door either hate it, or love it, depends on whether I climb with it over their house that day or not. People are so strange, you know?
This
is "Red Bogle" (21 inches x 22 inches), an oil painting I
made in '94. I have tried selling it, but no one seems willing buy it.
It has been on exhibition in galleries in Georgia, and North Carolina.
Now it is hanging in my home freaking out visitors, I don't get a lot
of return vistors. I wonder why?
 This
is Grey the Alien and his space compadres, a new animation I just
started working on in '99.
This
is "Food Chain" (24 inches x 24 inches), an oil painting I
made in '92. I had a funny story that went with this painting, but it
does not seem so funny any more. Long story short: so many people
liked it, in the end no one ever bought it. So, it remains the jewel
of my collection of unsold paintings. Sadly I find that I have no
scanned photos of the many paintings I have sold over the years, odd.
This
fun little guy was a spec piece, but it
was not something they were interested in going further with at that time, so until
then he lives here.
Updated 4-15-2000; More art coming soon All
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