Standard 3D window captures
Goldstein window captures
I made this as a profile image for social media accounts, in 2007. The world represents global unity (ie. scientific progress), Tux (the Linux mascot) represents open-source, while the Utah Teapot represents 3D graphics, gaming and virtual reality.
This was intended as the replacement, using the Stanford Bunny instead - rendered with Standard 3D.
Aww, fuck it.
This diagram representing the logic of emotion was created in 1997.
This diagram representing the logic of emotion dates from 2003. It was created using the Pov-Ray ray tracer, because the scene file made it easy to align and colour the text.
A 2022 update, with "frustration" instead of "annoyance", "laughing" instead of "laughter", and Verdana instead of Arial. It's also been antialiased by resizing a larger image.
This fish like image was created from a desktop screenshot, and transformed in numerous ways using the GIMP image editor.
An image captured by a Mandelbrot Set viewer I wrote in 2005.
Most people associate totalitarianism first and foremost with violence, but it's actually based primarily on deception. Whether it be pre-medieval, medieval, neo-medieval, or modern I.T. based, control of information is the aim, through some kind of supposedly benign dictatorship.
This is a diagram of the four main stages of totalitarianism: traditional monotheism, Communism, corporate software, and corporate social media. The logos are arranged from top to bottom and left to right in chronological order.
The religions/corporations/platforms are: Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Catholicism, Islam, Protestantism, Atheism, (radical) Feminism, Marxism, Bolshevism (Fabianism/Leninism/Stalinism/Maoism), Nazism, Globalism, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Google, Tencent, Meta Platforms, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit, Twitter/X, WeChat and Tiktok.
Nb. (Early) Christianity is actually a form of Science Fiction (whether or not Jesus really existed). It was deviously co-opted by Catholics, Muslims and Protestants during the Satanic and Middle Ages.
There's also a LibreOffice Draw file.
The old version of the previous image, with only five religions/corporations/platforms per category, and arranged from bottom to top.
There's also a LibreOffice Draw file.
As I was designing the previous image, I searched for a globalism logo, and found nothing official, so I decided to make my own. It's a combination of the United Nations and European Union flags, in neo-Nazi red, white and black.
There's also a LibreOffice Draw file, with both red and yellow stars, and a Scalable Vector Graphics file.
While this satirical image may seem bigoted, grossly insulting, or at the very least in bad taste, it's actually an accurate representation of the current Chinese dictatorship - recognising the genuine progress the Chinese Communist Party has made in adopting at least some aspects of Western culture (eg. capitalism, modern technology, at least not hating normal people). It should be legally required to be prominently displayed on all Chinese imports, worldwide.
Nb. The Soviet Union and Maoist China were both worse than Nazi Germany, in almost every relevant aspect - Nazism is merely Westernised Bolshevism.
There's also a LibreOffice Draw file.