The concept was to contrast the attraction of a cute baby v.s. the reviling nest of bones.

Laser beams take awhile to render. That's what I learned during this one, luckily I didn't get too carried away with them.

Is this science fiction? actually yes, the Earth as seen from the moon is much smaller on the lunar horizon.

I wanted to keep this one simple and elegant as the subject. The clouds resisted remaining simple, but the effect worked just as well.

This is made from the temporary file where I assembled the ferry for the Ferryman image. I liked how it looked on it's own so much, I composed a second image.

Creating this many pillars individually would have been impossibly complex. I instead made a solid block, with a grid of negative cylinders inside, carving out the archways.

I first used these Orcas I made in a logo wallpaper project for including on computers sold by Ice-Comp. I'll probably use them again sometime.

This city is mine.

I drew the bump map (planet surface) in Photoshop, and spent too much time trying to get it just right, because only 10% shows up in the final image.