the Eau Claire Dirigible

Did some more experimental editing.

Another lightbulb goes off!

I got another flash of insight yesterday. I'm used to the old fashioned painting-on-glass method of matte painting. It occurred to me how to do it digitally and so that's what I did. This was done in fifteen minutes or so including walking to the park and rendering the video file, so it's all quick and dirty, but I'm rather pleased with it.



Sure opens up a world of possibilities! I just got my gallon pail of Green Screen paint today as well, so that opens up an even wider world. It's going to be a great year!

14 Days from Damnation: the Director's Cut

A mountain expedition in 1882 runs out of food two week's ride from their destination, Fort Palliser.

In 1996, I made 'the Panic Edit!' because we had a tight deadline. What you see here is as close as it'll ever get to being done properly, so enjoy.

Also, a lot of people just don't get it. See if you do.

Grey eyed Goddess

The luscious Ms. Candace.


Mostly because I'm tired of seeing Malkovich here.

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I've been busy with several projects, but I did this up just for some content.

It's a WHEEL, Sable. It turns and such.

Mr. Warren Makin tuned me into something that's probably as primitive and basic as the wheel, but since I'm so 'olde schoole' I still use an inkwell and slates-and-chalk, this is kind of a big deal to me. He didn't outright show me, but he did some goofin' with a greenscreen and it just all fell into place in my head. It only took about 15 minutes to go out and shoot as well as edit it. :S Anyway, here it is:

More celebrity caricatures

Tom Jones


Mary-Louise Parker (from "Weeds").