No, this idea didn't come about from requests for 'weed art.'

Is it a scary warning to stay away, or someone with a very bizarre garden?

Get out from behind the eight ball, put it in front of you, on your desktop.

I should probably do more sport still-lifes, as my soccerball image has been my best seller for posters & merchandise. Even the grass from that one was used on a Canadian postage stamp.

This one turned out to be more work than I had expected, there are more pieces to this image than my computer wanted to handle.

Simple, yet striking. The parts of the model were made in Amorphium, and assembled and textured in Bryce.

If you back out far enough to see some of the shape the atoms are forming, you are too far away to see them. So I made them reflect a common tree. And like looking at shapes in the clouds, it's easy to see things in the tree as well.

Virtually sculpted in Amorphium software. This has been used on corporate Christmas cards, and multiple magazines.

A still life arrangement of Poppies, I expected this to render without the difficulty of some of my more complex images, but it turns out the hairy stems using complex displacement maps to create the hair, never rendered he way the preview versions did.