This image was my first attempt with Bryce.  It combines a number of simple shapes and textures with lighting effects to create a world which is a cross between alien and a rocky desert.

My second Bryce work.  A secluded island with a high-tech office building.  The image was edited with Photoshop to modify some of the lighting effects and add additional graphic features.

After making some changes to Island Complex, I added a second building on an island in the background.  I also added a marble which I intended to be modified in Photoshop at a later date to etch a company logo or name.

A simple render of the letters ZWS done with Web 3D

This was the high quality still version of the animated movie file on the Lem Con website.

The highest quality render of the "Lem Con One Globe" which was sat on the homepage of my website during it's first year of existence.

A spoof on the next Millennium, for the Lem Con website.   Created with a TON of Photoshop plugins.

The Xeno.Net Wave was originally conceived as a shark's fin, but was modified over time in to the design before you. I also based the most recent Ziskind.com site off of this design.

This animated logo was going to be used for a company "Black Box Information Industries"

This is an animated version of the famous Lem Con Globe.   This sat on my website between 1995 and 1996 and was animated with both server-push and Java during it's lifetime.

These Spinners were designed for the Tate Consulting website and were rendered using Web 3D.

This animated GIF was created using Web 3D and Photoshop.  It features an animated lens flare.

The Xeno.net Globe was used on the Xeno.net website during 1997. 

This is the coolest animated movie I've created.   Unfortunately the quality of the software I used for the raytracing is quite apparent as during some of the frames you can see through parts of the objects.

A graphic for all Carnegie Mellon people out there who want to show off our T3 connection to the Internet.