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"Cybergal - The Original Epic" was originally published as a screen saver for Windows 95 in 1997.  The story that accompanied the screen saver next appeared as a zine in a Zine Show put on by the Lincoln Arts Project in 2012.  The original images for the story were 480 x 640 pixels, created and rendered using the Bryce computer graphics program.  Larger digital files have now been created for some of the images using the original vector code files.  These files are now offered as prints. This is the first of five sections of the text story with all of the original small digital images from the book. Click this link to see all the images available in print form.

Cybergal - The Original Epic - section 2

Cybergal - The Original Epic - section 3

Cybergal - The Original Epic - section 4

Cybergal - The Original Epic - section 5 - to the end

This review was written in October - December 2022, after having read the book for the first time some 12 years after its original publication.  You will find other blogs grouped at the bottom of this blog page with posts discussing topics in physics, cosmology, and metaphysics.

"Flock" is a wild abstract painting of acrylic and gesso on canvas with swirling, colorful, action, paint strokes filled with emotion and energy. This video shows the entire creative process from start to finish, a time period of only 18 minutes, cut down to 14 for this video. Click on the "Continue Reading" button under the photo to link to the video.

Our Halloween Sale 2021!!!!  In this short YouTube video I show you a photo print of the oil painting "Calypso" with close-ups to show you the great detail and high quality of our printer's work.  Head over to our Halloween Art gallery to see our artwork that is now 35% off.  Continue reading to see the video.

The process of bring "Les Bourgeoisies" included the actual painting around the sketch lines, and the painting of the sides of this gallery wrapped artwork that can be hung as is without the need for any additional framing.  Continue reading to watch a 3-minute video about this painting.

The creation of "Waterfall" involved an original sketch, a colored copy of that sketch, and the use of the colored sketch to produce the final painting.  Continue reading to watch a 5-minute video about this painting.

The images were taken on a sunny day in May in one of Windham, NH's natural conservation areas. Continue reading to view a 3.5 minute YouTube video of my experiences there.

Artwork ideas arranged on a display board are described with close ups.   Continue reading to view this short video.