The Broken Hexagon Artchives

All pieces on this page were produced using Adobe Photoshop during December, 2003.
New pieces are added to the top of the page.
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Nov. '03

Jan. '04

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Lady of Spica Larger - 1MB	I really like the painterly feel of this piece. Originated: 12/31/03	The Monoliths of Electric City Larger - 923KB	“The red sun and atmospheric discharges have given this region of the planet the nickname of Electric City. The purpose of the monoliths are still a mystery...” Originated: 12/31/03
Bad Landing at Cestus IV Larger - 669KB	“This is the first picture returned from the probe sent down to the snow covered planet Cestus IV. Note the orientation of the picture indicates a critical gyro failure on landing...” Originated: 12/31/03	Trees Larger - 688KB	This was a component of The Forest for the Trees that I liked so well I made it a piece by itself. Originated: 12/31/03
The Forest for the Trees Larger - 1.2MB	I really loved the sky effects caused by the color adjustments and layerings in this piece. Originated: 12/31/03	Ancient Sun Larger - 833KB	This reminds me of the old ’50s SciFi book cover paintings. Originated: 12/30/03
“Don’t Take the Venusian Acid” Larger - 518KB	Another psychedelic piece based on a close up of the pattern of corrosion roughly 6,000 years causes to bronze artifacts. Originated: 12/30/03	Embryonic Observatory Larger - 1.2MB	Again with the psychedelia. This time it began with a picture of the back of the bronze disc I used in Digital History. Originated: 12/29/03
Digital Antiquity Larger - 754KB	This started as a detail from a bronze disc found in Germany that contains the earliest known star map in the world. Originated: 12/29/03	Jill of Hearts Larger -1MB	I like the interaction of the colors and textures in this piece. Originated: 12/26/03
Immortality in Pastel Larger - 954KB	I'm finding it interesting how I'm starting to be able to make these seem less ‘digital’ and more like other forms of media. Originated: 12/25/03	Zoetrope O'Keefe Larger - 1.5MB	I think I'm starting to slip into the psychedelic in the way I'm playing with color interactions. Originated: 12/23/03
Neon & Blacklight on Velvet Larger - 518KB	This started as a slightly less-than-optimal picture of Brenda and me at ConJosé. Originated: 12/21/03	Rorschach Starro Larger - 864KB	I chose the title of this piece because it reminded me of the comic book character "Starro". This piece really makes me regret the disk space limitations. The full impact is just not available at this size. Originated: 12/20/03
Crossed Flow-ers Larger - 1MB	This was three differrent version of of the same picture. I like how they interact with each other. Originated: 12/18/03	Purple Canopies Larger - 543KB	This is one of the three that I think works well on its own. Originated: 12/18/03
Stellar Impact Larger - 1.2MB	This one came out looking like some of the astronomy pictures of colliding galaxies. Originated: 12/17/03	Atomic KoolAid Larger - 1MB	Both of these started from the same side view of a water splash. Originated: 12/17/03
Celebratory Frequencies Larger - 1.2MB	I like seeing how the original images and colors interact with each other in this piece. Originated: 12/16/03	Color By Numbers Larger - 1MB	Female body-builders have interesting contours. Originated: 12/16/03
Electric Monolith Larger - 1MB	This was originally a picture of a set piece from Babylon 5 that was auctioned off via eBay. I played with it a bit. Originated: 12/16/03	Perspectives in a Doll's Eyes Larger - 2MB	I couldn't decide which version was my favorite, but I liked the contrast between them all. Originated: 12/15/03
Universal Passage Larger - 734KB	And the past connects to all our tomorrows - and yesterdays. Originated: 12/14/03	The Helices of Lore Larger - 799KB	From the shadows of the depths come all of our legends and stories. Originated: 12/11/03
Persistence of History Larger - 802KB	A digital history in a watercolor age. Originated: 12/10/03	Portrait of the Artist in an Asylum Larger - 747KB	"Mad," they call me. Mad! Originated: 12/4/03

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Nov. '03

Jan. '04

The Broken Hexagon Artchives

I really like the painterly feel of this piece.

“The red sun and atmospheric discharges have given this region of the planet the nickname of Electric City. The purpose of the monoliths are still a mystery...”

“This is the first picture returned from the probe sent down to the snow covered planet Cestus IV. Note the orientation of the picture indicates a critical gyro failure on landing...”

This was a component of The Forest for the Trees that I liked so well I made it a piece by itself.

I really loved the sky effects caused by the color adjustments and layerings in this piece.

This reminds me of the old ’50s SciFi book cover paintings.

Another psychedelic piece based on a close up of the pattern of corrosion roughly 6,000 years causes to bronze artifacts.

Again with the psychedelia. This time it began with a picture of the back of the bronze disc I used in Digital History.

This started as a detail from a bronze disc found in Germany that contains the earliest known star map in the world.

I like the interaction of the colors and textures in this piece.

I'm finding it interesting how I'm starting to be able to make these seem less ‘digital’ and more like other forms of media.

I think I'm starting to slip into the psychedelic in the way I'm playing with color interactions.

This started as a slightly less-than-optimal picture of Brenda and me at ConJosé.

I chose the title of this piece because it reminded me of the comic book character "Starro". This piece really makes me regret the disk space limitations. The full impact is just not available at this size.

This was three differrent version of of the same picture. I like how they interact with each other.

This is one of the three that I think works well on its own.

This one came out looking like some of the astronomy pictures of colliding galaxies.

Both of these started from the same side view of a water splash.

I like seeing how the original images and colors interact with each other in this piece.

Female body-builders have interesting contours.

This was originally a picture of a set piece from Babylon 5 that was auctioned off via eBay. I played with it a bit.

I couldn't decide which version was my favorite, but I liked the contrast between them all.

And the past connects to all our tomorrows - and yesterdays.

From the shadows of the depths come all of our legends and stories.

A digital history in a watercolor age.

"Mad," they call me. Mad!