An experimental design for a novel based on Milton’s epic work.

Movie Ad Poster Design.

Poster Ad Design.

This Stained Glass “Tree of Enchantment” is constructed using the copper foiling method with a mixture of vibrant glass colours and textures.
You can see by the photograph the rippling/reflections of the textured glass against the natural background light.
There are lots of things going on within the design so I have allowed the observer(s) to pick out and see what they want to see in mind and thought.
The glass used for the tree trunk and branches is Iridescent glass which displays a spectrum of colours that shimmer and change due to interference and scattering as the observer(s) position changes. Also I have used some semi-translucent glass in some of the leaves so with the combination of semi-translucent and Iridescent glass this whole design/piece appears different in various light sources.
This piece is supported in an Iron Wrought Gallery Stand so that it can be positioned anywhere also for the observer(s) to see both sides of the panel for glass texture and also to see that the soldering is equally done to the same standard on both sides. The solder lines have been stained using a copper “Patina” solution and polished to give a copper finishing effect. This Stained Glass “Tree of Enchantment” measures 18” in diameter.
The design is copyrighted by Witney Stained Glass (2008)

Shot Glasses
3D created with Blender

Planet and Moon
3D created with Blender

Just a photo taken in my back yard, slight post processing in Photoshop

This is just a photo that i took while at my nieces softball game. i did some slight post processing in photoshop

This was an assignment I worked on in Digital Imaging class

Pyrography on wood (poplar), woodburning, pirograbado, pyrogravure, brandmalerei, pirogravura, pirografia

30 x 38 cm.

Drew my drawing table and what was on it.

Movie Poster created in Photoshop.

Light and Texture piece.  I almost had the shotguns coming at me when I took this photo.  Had some explaining to do.  Thank goodness I had my school ID on.

I was lucky to get a ton of great photos at the zoo recently, and this drawing is based on one of them. I was only a few feet away from this gorilla, and with a slight smile on his face, I had to wonder what his secret was.

14"x17" Charcoal on Vellum, 2008.