Come, sail away. Satisfy your nautical needs.

A sight that can never be seen in reality.

This image rendered for three days on 4 computers before crashing, and losing all the work. I rendered again at wallpaper sizes only, just to get it online. I may never try rendering a commercial version of this one again.

Not exactly the design I started out to make. However, the puzzle piece took so long, I will have to eventually make the other design to justify the time I spent trying to get the top rounded just right.

If you are curious to see a tall version of this, the commercial version was setup as a vertical format.
Commercial version

I've been tweaking this image for a week now, and have come to the conclusion I liked the first version best.

I'm working on a collection of prints that will be sold in Alaska this summer. So to keep up with wallpapers as well, expect less variety in the themes for a month or two.

It was tough trying to find how the guns fire on the Mustang. I found an old flight training manual for the plane that said the guns fire simultaneously so that the push on the plane is even. The b-29s are in a Group Javelin Down formation, the differences in altitude make them appear out of place.

A background your computer would choose. Humans use a 10 base, or 'decimal,' number system derived from our earliest counting devices, our fingers. Computers use 2 base, or 'binary' because they count with a series of switches: on or off.

I found a great piano mesh at 3D-Cafe, it was a lot of fun to play around with. It didn't have a bench, but the legs were so simple to match I just stacked primitive shapes.