The Broken Hexagon Artchives

All pieces on this page were produced using Adobe Photoshop during January, 2004
New pieces are added to the top of the page.
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Dec. '03

Feb. '04

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Flicktricity Larger - 946KB	This is a late entry for the month due to my having to wait on permission from the model. And, yes, that is a moon you see rising from the windowsill behind her. I was in that kind of mood that day. Originated: 1/30/04
The Pillars of Night Are the Pillars of Flight Larger - 723KB	“For we are the music maker, and we are the dreamers of dreams.” - Willy Wonka Originated: 1/28/04	An Impressionist's Rickshaw in Paris Larger - 1.1MB	I'm really pleased with the ink & pastels look I got with this piece. Originated: 1/27/04
Dimensional Gateway: Front and Rear Views Larger - 1.7MB	“When exiting the dimensional gateway, please hold onto the guide rail and step through the rectifier booth before opening your eyes. The visual distortion can be quite extreme otherwise.” Originated: 1/26/04	Spinward Drift Larger - 799KB	It's interesting what a picture of a piece of driftwood can become. Originated: 1/25/04
24 Feet of hunger Larger - 1MB	6 wolf-dog puppies and one feeding bowl. It's dominance time! Originated: 1/23/04	Nuclear Sunrise Larger - 462KB	This is another one based on one of the photos my mother took. Originated: 1/23/04
Diamond Eyes Larger - 1MB	This started as yet another pinup shot. I kinda like the way it turned out. Originated: 1/21/04	Trinocular Inversion Larger - 1MB	This is based on a photo of one of our online friends from England when she was at Novacon. Originated: 1/20/04
The Memory of Relection and the Reflection of Memory Larger - 1.1MB	I think I'm starting to get a handle on how the various filters can be used to enhance each other. Originated: 1/17/04	Yin-Yin Cowgirl Larger - 734KB	And this was a black & white pinup piece. Possibly the most risque one I've done so far, but I like the way it came out. Originated: 1/15/04
Ferret Shock Larger - 1.3MB	And to think this whole piece started with the picture of a yawning ferret. Originated: 1/15/04	Queen of Daffodils Larger - 679KB	I liked the post-modern playing-card feel of this piece. Originated: 1/15/04
Afterimage Larger - 1MB	“After many years, Luke was finally able to recreate the afterimage that he saw when blinking away the retina burn he suffered from the Deathstar's explosion...” Originated: 1/14/04	“Temperature Inversion” Larger - 1.1MB	“I can authoritatively state that the purported U.F.O. sighting yesterday was actually caused by an atmospheric anomoly called a ‘temperature inversion’ causing a mid-air illusion...” Originated: 1/9/04
Halfway House of Blood Larger - 1MB	This started as a humorous picture of the bottom half of Santa sticking out of a window. Somewhere along the way the curtains on the bottom window became streaked with blood and the mood was born. Originated: 1/8/04	Martian Acid-Scape Larger - 759KB	This started out as one of the photos from Spirit, the latest Martian probe. Originated: 1/7/04
Chromatic Ecstasy Larger - 1.2MB	I had fun with the way the colors just splashed around on this piece. Originated: 1/4/04	The Foyer of the Spica Hilton Larger - 1.2MB	“On the left and above you can see the grand balcony. And on the right you can see a pair of the native pineapple-palm tree. “If you will come this way...” Originated: 1/2/04
Dimensional Winds Larger - 882KB	The vortices of history twist through the winds of change. Originated: 1/2/04	Even Redheads Get the Blues Larger - 993KB	The subtlest effects repeatedly seem the hardest to achieve well. I think I managed to do so here. Originated: 1/1/04

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Dec. '03

Feb. '04

The Broken Hexagon Artchives

This is a late entry for the month due to my having to wait on permission from the model. And, yes, that is a moon you see rising from the windowsill behind her. I was in that kind of mood that day.

“For we are the music maker, and we are the dreamers of dreams.” - Willy Wonka

I'm really pleased with the ink & pastels look I got with this piece.

“When exiting the dimensional gateway, please hold onto the guide rail and step through the rectifier booth before opening your eyes. The visual distortion can be quite extreme otherwise.”

It's interesting what a picture of a piece of driftwood can become.

6 wolf-dog puppies and one feeding bowl. It's dominance time!

This is another one based on one of the photos my mother took.

This started as yet another pinup shot. I kinda like the way it turned out.

This is based on a photo of one of our online friends from England when she was at Novacon.

I think I'm starting to get a handle on how the various filters can be used to enhance each other.

And this was a black & white pinup piece. Possibly the most risque one I've done so far, but I like the way it came out.

And to think this whole piece started with the picture of a yawning ferret.

I liked the post-modern playing-card feel of this piece.

“After many years, Luke was finally able to recreate the afterimage that he saw when blinking away the retina burn he suffered from the Deathstar's explosion...”

“I can authoritatively state that the purported U.F.O. sighting yesterday was actually caused by an atmospheric anomoly called a ‘temperature inversion’ causing a mid-air illusion...”

This started as a humorous picture of the bottom half of Santa sticking out of a window. Somewhere along the way the curtains on the bottom window became streaked with blood and the mood was born.

This started out as one of the photos from Spirit, the latest Martian probe.

I had fun with the way the colors just splashed around on this piece.

“On the left and above you can see the grand balcony. And on the right you can see a pair of the native pineapple-palm tree.

“If you will come this way...”

The vortices of history twist through the winds of change.

The subtlest effects repeatedly seem the hardest to achieve well. I think I managed to do so here.

“For we are the music maker, and we are the dreamers of dreams.”
- Willy Wonka