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September 11, 2012
This image of cardiac protein complexes that I created for researchers at the Univerity
of Vermont was just published in Science, the academic journal of the American
Association for the Advancement of Science, one of the world's top scientific journals.
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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
After a years-long hiatus from CG animation I've been delving into that realm again lately.
Here are a few experimental animations that I've posted in HD 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