Moon Garden!

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TOUMGV0P

Thanks for taking a look!
TIPS:
The Space key resets the location of all plants present.
Escape closes the game.
When you "pop" a plant, a new one reappears randomly elsewhere. If you so choose, you can "pop" what plants you dislike, therefore selectively "breeding" the garden.

Have fun, and as always I'm up for comments. Anything, please.

EDIT: One other thing: if you click the gif above, hit Escape while in Firefox and it freezes on one image. You can keep refreshing and freezing to see all of the frames. A fun time waster.

Seminar work - Transfer and new Composition

I'm working on transferring Kinkade Mutilation 2 to an acrylic painting. The first step is to print it out really huge on a sheet of paper and then attach it to Masonite. Here's the poster held over the board for sizing purposes. Behind you can see two paintings featured elsewhere on the blog, as well as Pixels, a work I produced for my first abstract painting class.

Just as a side note, I call it "2" because I've tried this method of composition before.


Here's the first new academic painting (almost wrote paining) of the semester, Self in Culture. Presumptuous, eh? I repainted this sucker entirely seven times.


I have a new video game finished, so stay tuned!

Temporarily possessed by Picasso

A reinterpretation of the work of Mark Tansey through the medium of animated tye-dye

A window on the world	A smooth, self-contained surface	A reflection of the self

The Tower

Here's a sneak peek of a painting that I started back in June called The Tower. To me, it's all sorts of things: an experiment with Day-glo paint, an exorcism of the Kandinsky paintings I was drowning in last semester, esotericism through abstraction, play with space; the list goes on. Whatever! It doesn't matter what my intentions are, it matters what you, the viewer, get out of it. So tell me! I'm interested. And by the way, no, it's not completely done, but it will be.