A bright star lights the desert below. I really like the wider versions of this one.

This is based on an image I did as a concept for card backs for a game. It would have had a silhouette of a group of creepy minions however.

This one is based on a wedding invitation I created. So the working title of Wedding Tree stuck when I missed my deadline.

I didn't use lo-res models as the tiny trees in the background, so this image had over 22 trillion polygons. (69.6 trillion when rendering the dynamically generated parts.) Defiantly NOT a model of efficiency.

What would your known world look like? Mine would include most of North America, (at least down to Tijuana) but I hope to expand it further.

Originally I had an old road running through the woods, but it was hidden under the snow. I am really glad I switched to a stream, it's much more intriguing.

A not very likely view from one of Jupiter's moons. I designed this scene really wide, but that made it painful to crop.

The space scenes are the most clicked on in the Sci-Fi gallery, so I will be adding more planetary images. They will probably remain in the sci-fi gallery, as the scaling and positioning of even the most realistic scenes, will still be dictated by composition more than reality.

I made these penguins planning to put them into a scene, but after lining the models up in a test scene, it made a cute story of it's own.