Calculated Creativity
Made for a WET challenge. It was inspired by my dad's rather basic solar powered calculator which has round buttons. Suffice it to say, his device is not as colourful…
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April 22, 2006
Universal Shell
The background resembles both a massive gallaxy and a relatively small shell. Makes you think, doesn't it? Apologies to Nedbank*. *Nedbank is a South African bank that, during my childhood,…
April 20, 2006
Bedtime Reading
The image featured on the cover of the magazine and used to create the Amazing circles in this piece are from Hubble Site. Today's Gratitude Item: Rock / paper /…
April 17, 2006
Chocolate Bliss
Dedicated to all those out there who love chocolate, Amazing Circles, Apophysis or all three. Today's Gratitude Item: A taste of heaven! My mom makes the world's best coffee. Her…
April 16, 2006
Cracking Up – Going Crazy
When it gets too stressful, things tend to either go round in circles, crack up or both. Purple is my "crazy" colour. On days like that, I blame my students.…
April 15, 2006
Amazing Leaf
I suspect that posting a variation on yesterday's image is cheating a bit but what the heck.Presenting Autumn, Apophysis and Amazing Circles. Think of it as a three for the…
April 8, 2006
Blowing Bubbles
This one is a mixture of POV-Ray, Amazing Circles and disgustingly sentimental nostalgia. It was created on a cold, wet Autumn day when I was longing for those childhood summers…
April 6, 2006
Amazing Stamps
Yet another WET challenge entry. All the circles in the stamps were generated from the image in the background. Suffice it to say, this took a while to do. It…
April 5, 2006
Ice Flower
This one started life off as a marigold. It then got "upgraded". Today's Gratitude Item: Really good macadamia nut biscuits that were part of an unexpected morning tea today. It…
March 31, 2006
Daisies Revisited
Another photograph featuring flowers and more amazing circles. Click on the image above to access the large versionToday's Gratitude Item: I am fully booked for the next eight working days…
March 28, 2006