The Broken Hexagon Artchives

All pieces on this page were produced using Adobe Photoshop during February, 2004
New pieces are added to the top of the page.
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Jan. '04

Mar. '04

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Synaesthetic Rover Larger - 926KB	Superimposed and complementary landscapes as seen by a planetary exploration robot. Originated: 2/23/04
Interference Rainbow Larger - 1MB	It's the Martian Bouncer on psychotropics. ... I don't think I want to explain any more than that. Originated: 2/23/04	R’lyeh Rising Larger - 906KB	Hastur awakes, the city of R’lyeh rises from the deep and the world as we know it ends in screams. Or so Mr. Lovecraft wrote. Originated: 2/23/04
Floral Column in Stucco Larger - 1.2MB	I like the construction of this piece. Originated: 2/19/04	Architectural Elements Larger - 1MB	I feel like I've injected an element of reality into my usual surreality with this piece. Originated: 2/19/04
Magnetic Interactions Larger - 916KB	It sort of looks like kaleidosopic iron filings. Originated: 2/18/04	Floral Burst Larger - 673KB	I like the organic feel of this piece. Originated: 2/18/04
DigiMirror Larger - 883KB	One of the few times I've done two pieces from one photo. I couldn't make all the layers I'd created work together, but certain ones worked well with some of the others. So.... :) Originated: 2/18/04	ChromaFlow Larger - 847KB
Pawns of Time Larger - 883KB	Doctor Who meets the chessboard. Originated: 2/18/04	UV Alien Larger - 988KB	This one came out like a cross between a furry crab and a technicolor spider. Originated: 2/14/04
Xenolith Tabulum Larger - 807KB	I like the eldritch glow of this piece. The name? Look it up. Originated: 2/10/04	Doorway to Otherwhen Larger - 944KB	Getting the sky to come out right was the hardest part of this piece. Originated: 2/10/04
Sonic Impact Larger - 1MB	I like the way this came out. Originated: 2/9/04	“Mod”ern Highway II Larger - 1MB	This reversal is due to a special request from a friend. Originated: 2/9/04
Facial Strictures Larger - 1MB	How many faces can you find in this piece? Originated: 2/9/04	Visual Isometrics Larger - 1MB	I seem to be in something of a psychedelic mode today. Originated: 2/7/04
Pillars of Creation Larger - 848KB	My visual creativity seems to be inhibiting my verbal creativity this evening. I have no comments on this piece. Originated: 2/7/04	“Mod”ern Highway Larger - 1.1MB	I like the interplay of colors in this piece. Originated: 2/7/04
Kaleidoscopic Intersection Larger - 840KB	I can't think of a single thing to say about this piece. Originated: 2/7/04	Angel of Mercy and Vengeance Larger - 920KB	This reminds me of some of the more esotric painted comic books that have come out in recent years. Originated: 2/6/04
Jazz Hands Larger - 792KB	This piece reminds me of some of Bob Fosse's choreography. Originated: 2/5/04	Timed Exposure Larger - 723KB	Time moves in a helix. It only looks like a spiral because we're looking at it from one end. Originated: 2/3/04
MuddyBrot Set Larger - 1MB	The philosophical methods of fractals applied to the processing of a picture of Benoit Mandebrot. Originated: 2/3/04	A Vision in Sea Foam and Fog Larger - 948KB	I both like and dislike this piece. Curious. Originated: 2/3/04

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Jan. '04

Mar. '04

The Broken Hexagon Artchives

Superimposed and complementary landscapes as seen by a planetary exploration robot.

It's the Martian Bouncer on psychotropics. ... I don't think I want to explain any more than that.

Hastur awakes, the city of R’lyeh rises from the deep and the world as we know it ends in screams. Or so Mr. Lovecraft wrote.

I like the construction of this piece.

I feel like I've injected an element of reality into my usual surreality with this piece.

It sort of looks like kaleidosopic iron filings.

I like the organic feel of this piece.

One of the few times I've done two pieces from one photo. I couldn't make all the layers I'd created work together, but certain ones worked well with some of the others. So.... :)

Doctor Who meets the chessboard.

This one came out like a cross between a furry crab and a technicolor spider.

I like the eldritch glow of this piece. The name? Look it up.

Getting the sky to come out right was the hardest part of this piece.

I like the way this came out.

This reversal is due to a special request from a friend.

How many faces can you find in this piece?

I seem to be in something of a psychedelic mode today.

My visual creativity seems to be inhibiting my verbal creativity this evening. I have no comments on this piece.

I like the interplay of colors in this piece.

I can't think of a single thing to say about this piece.

This reminds me of some of the more esotric painted comic books that have come out in recent years.

This piece reminds me of some of Bob Fosse's choreography.

Time moves in a helix. It only looks like a spiral because we're looking at it from one end.

The philosophical methods of fractals applied to the processing of a picture of Benoit Mandebrot.

I both like and dislike this piece. Curious.