The Broken Hexagon Artchives

All pieces on this page were produced using Adobe Photoshop during March, 2005
New pieces are added to the top of the page.
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February '05

April '05

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Graineur Larger -748KB	Abstraction comes from many places. This one comes from a lumber yard. Originated: 3/31/05
Rose Wars Larger -1MB	I see so many things in this that I had to name it based on the major color. How many things can you see in it? Originated: 3/29/05	Cyber-Frost Larger -1.15MB	Sometimes coming up with titles and descriptions is harder than making one of these pieces. This is one of those times. Originated: 3/26/05
Grow the Lightning Larger -805KB	The jagged forms of the lightning bolt can be found reflected in the oddest places. Such as someone's orchard. Originated: 3/25/05	Igneoactive Larger -944KB	“In the red light of the torch, the glowing section of the rock that was sticking up out of the sand glowed eerily. Distantly George heard the clatterin og the radiation detector…” Originated: 3/24/05
Intrusion Larger -1MB	“There are places where reality overlaps itself and something ... other ... can start to pry its way in. Beware these places.” Originated: 3/21/05	Reach Larger -574KB	We should never think that humanity is the only form of life on this planet that yearns for the stars. Originated: 3/21/05
A Study in Aqua and Abstraction Larger -920KB	This started as a close-up of a fountain. I'm mostly satisfied with how this came out. Originated: 3/20/05	On The Road Larger -679KB	As I worked with one of the photos I took on a recent trip to visit my parents, I liked the feeling I got of working on a painting. I hope this piece works for you, too. Originated: 3/1/05

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February '05

April '05

The Broken Hexagon Artchives

Abstraction comes from many places. This one comes from a lumber yard.

I see so many things in this that I had to name it based on the major color. How many things can you see in it?

Sometimes coming up with titles and descriptions is harder than making one of these pieces. This is one of those times.

The jagged forms of the lightning bolt can be found reflected in the oddest places. Such as someone's orchard.

“In the red light of the torch, the glowing section of the rock that was sticking up out of the sand glowed eerily. Distantly George heard the clatterin og the radiation detector…”

“There are places where reality overlaps itself and something ... other ... can start to pry its way in. Beware these places.”

We should never think that humanity is the only form of life on this planet that yearns for the stars.

This started as a close-up of a fountain. I'm mostly satisfied with how this came out.

As I worked with one of the photos I took on a recent trip to visit my parents, I liked the feeling I got of working on a painting. I hope this piece works for you, too.