This is a page showing some of the projects I have worked on, and was paid for. What a wonderful world we live in!

This is picture from one of the distance learning courseware programs I worked on in NC for a local military base. To get the product to the client as quickly as possible, we substituted globes for people. This globe is doing espionage from inside a unmarked van.

Here is a picture of all the G's in a meeting with an Interrogator disseminating some information he has to share. The maps on the walls behind them are very detailed, so I will try to fix it so you can click on the above and see them soon.

The Tank is from a modeling service, and not by me. The deadlines did not allow me to put that amount of detail into this series of projects, but the rest is my work. This is a detail from one of the maps from above.

Here we enter the dark room, this was for the Photography courseware. They took some pictures of their darkroom, and I made a simple computer 3D representation of it. It is as realistic as they needed for the task. This was the first animation I made for Blue Shoe, they had no idea how long it would take me and I had no idea how much time they would give me. The final animation, a eight second walk-through the fully outfitted darkroom, probably was a done deal in less time than they thought it would take.

Same room, they just had me add the names to the hardware in there so that there would not be any confusion.

Besides doing all this graphics work, I also was responsible for the creation of ~560 web pages for three courses (plus two more I don't have numbers for yet). The mini-screen capture can be CLICKED ON to give you a better view. This is the course that was about paperwork and how to keep it in the right hands.

Why, here is another of those rascals! I was thinking of making an animated gif of screen captures from ALL my 500+ pages, but why bother? Moreover who wants to see that? I don't, I want to be able to work on things that matter and make a difference, like four aliens trundling across the stars. Oh, yeah, the mini-screen capture can be CLICKED ON to give you a better view.

Updated 5-6-99; More art coming soon