Spanish Flag

The lion on the crest is supposed to be purple rather than pink (I think). This one is based on the wikipedia version but if anyone out there can give…

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Brazil

Dedicated to all those who love soccer and Brazil nuts. Basic flag downloaded over at Wikipedia. Today's Gratitude Item: New shoes. I discovered that my old ones were "past it"…

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Geometrick

An experiment using the "oscilloscope" variation which worked out well. Today's Gratitude Item: Chocolate *birthday* cake at today's Team Meeting :) We don't get cake often and I'm firmly of…

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Primary Quotation

This one is based on the classic z=z*z + c equation - its the Mandelbrot set but cleverly disguised with filters and a gradient. Today's Gratitude Item: Finding a Jeffery…

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Shadow Ripples

Apo burnout forced a return to Tierazon. This image appeared as if by magic with minimal effort on my part. Today's Gratitude Item: Time differences :) Sometimes they work in…

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Rainbow Diamond

I think this one will work really well as a corporate, no-nonsense wallpaper. Today's Gratitude Item: Finding a short cut for editing events on my various google calendars.

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Oh Dear

Presenting another "What was I thinking?" moment. Today's Gratitude Item: That my version of Apophysis is behaving again. Last night it was throwing up some pretty strange errors and refusing…

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New Day

Its not a cross, its a compass! Today's Gratitude Item: Finally getting iTunes 9.1 to download. My computer has been prompting me for months to do it but everytime I…

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Plato’s Paradise

I love shiny round pebbles :) Today's Gratitude Item: Being content and well rested. Of course that is the entire point of Shabbat and I'm grateful that I'm Jewish and…

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Rollercoaster

The roller coaster is based on a reference photo taken way back in March last year when we took our students to a local amusement park as part of their…

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