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September 2004:
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Boiling Pots This MojoWorld render reminded me of the place in Hawaii of the same name.
Giant
Clam
Doesn't it just look like a giant land clam?
Free FallAnother low orbit MojoWorld render.
Soft
Pools Planet Koosh has some lovely areas.
Jackson Street There is a fence at a brown site on Jackson street in Hayward just like this Bryce render.
Metroid Dreams I made this panoramic render after too much playing of Metroid.
SquintingI played with the levels and saturation to bring attention to this planet's green sky.
Rising from the Bay I suppose this bay could be an old flooded cauldera.
Orpheus Meditation Here is another of my challenge planets.
Silent Orpheus The tide is just starting to come in.
The Snow Line I like the starkness of this planet's snow and rock environment.
Crescent Moon Another lovely moon render.
TerracesHere is a first render from Planet Peter.
Our Front Steps I did this render based on the wooden steps that go up to the car port from our building.
Garden Path I didn't like the way the previous lamps turned out in "Our Front Steps" so I rebuilt them for "Garden Path".
Green Rocks and MoonriseHere is another view of Orpheus.
Radical Edward was Here This render reminds me of the episode in which Radial Edward is introduced on Cowboy Bebop.
Early Morning Light Show Aktati put together this lovely planet.
That's not a Wormhole Aktati's moon looked like a snail to me so with Photoshop I turned it into a snail.
Climbing the MountainAnother view of Peter.
The Sunflower I drew this flower for my son. I used a custom shape for the center seeds.
This site updated November 2005
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