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February 1, 2012
In late 2011 I was commisioned by research chemists at the University of Edinburgh
to produce this rendering
of their latest chemical marvel: a molecule that ties itself into the shape of a pentafoil knot.
In January the United Kingdom's national synchrotron science facility named my image as
2011's Scientific Image of the Year
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March 25, 2008
The Museum of Computer Art
is now exhibiting eleven of my works in a main gallery for 3D Rendered Art:
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Slide Show
I've added a random slide show feature to my website, so viewers can just
sit back and watch as random images are displayed every 10 seconds or so...
Enjoy the
Slide Show...
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The ever-growing collection housed here represents thousands of
man-hours of creative work (and tens of thousands of computer-hours of mathematical
work). To learn more about the technique and the process I use
click here.
Themed images that I've created for various computer graphics competitions,
typically in a different vein than my normal style, can be found here.
Video Experiments
I've been delving into the mysteries of animation lately. Here are a few experimental videos that I've posted on Vimeo:
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Virtual Soap Bubbles in POV-Ray 3.7
Sparse Voxel Octree Space Subdivision using the POV-SDL
Fun with Photons: RGB Water Blocks
Strange Attractors: Choreographed Chaos
Multipass Rendering and Compositing in POV-Ray 3.7
POV-Ray Dielectric Material with Dynamic IOR