Here are some "real" images, the animations (.avi) are coming soon.

The 3D computer search was made (in 3D Studio Max) for inclusion into the L+C courseware. It made it in, and it is probable that it should be in my Works page rather than here, but I make the rules here. So here it is, originally the monitor model was made for a JANUS simulation I made for IPB but that never made it into the courseware due to space, time, and perhaps the 5th dimension. It was really simple to make (the monitor), so don't expect me to think otherwise.

The file cabinet was made for inclusion in to the Limitations and Constraints course (Again, technically this should be in the works section, but if you don't tell, neither will I). I have a number of pictures and animations that are centered around this file cabinet, there have to be, the course pertains to paperwork, what to do with it, and how to do it. There was very little in the outline that called for graphics, so I really had to be innovative to make the course visually exciting and not a yawner.

This is just a dark little "fire escape from Heck" I made for Rage Doll to use on her way to her secret headquarters. This was made in 3D Studio Max back in '96, back when I first started and was part of my first Demo Reel. It took up so much memory because of all the faces, that it took a week over the school's 30 networked computers to render out all 20 seconds of it, but that is a horror story every animator has. You want to make "Phantom Menace" first off but can barely handle a "Steamboat Willie" on your computer. No offense to Willie, or Disney, everyone has to start somewhere. CLICK ON picture to get expanded version.

This is a shot from a speculative project that never got used, we were going to use a series of Dam styles in a teaching program developed by Blue Shoe. In case you can not tell, it is a side view of a Dam.

This is just a dandy little shocker inspired from back in the days when high voltage would come out and attack people. At least this is what Edison was saying to people when Tesla's AC came out to challenge Edison's DC. What a nasty little genius he was, he even had it arranged so that New York's new electric chairs were powered by it, just to prove how dangerous alternating current supposedly was. CLICK ON picture to get expanded version.

Updated 5-16-99; More art coming soon