Mar
14
Loggerheads
“Loggerheads” – 2012
Modeled and rendered in Blender. Texturing and post-processing in GIMP.
Jun
02
“Mitochondria,” Daniel D. Brown, 2011
Just a little artwork I made to submit for a wall decoration contest within the company for which I used to work.
May
01
Octopus vs. Velociraptor – T-Shirts!
Do you like Octopuses? How about Dinosaurs?
Then check out this new T-shirt I designed. That’s right – it’s an Octopus eating a Velociraptor in a tree.
(note: this is a compressed jpeg version – the original and t-shirts are much higher quality).
Buy this T-shirt at the
Laughing Mantis Zazzle store.
You can get it in black or white (or multiple other colors I believe).
It’s basically a re-rendering of my detailed digital artwork “Octopus arborealus”
Aug
27
My artwork as a backdrop for a scientist interview!
The excellent scientist and blogger, Dr. Christopher Mah (of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History and the Echinoblog was interviewed at Ocean Portal about the Gulf of Mexico oil spill’s impact on some of the lesser appreciated organisms: the echinoderms (sea stars, sea urchins, etc). My artwork “Echinodermata” is prominently displayed behind him (Note: the poster was originally a gift to Chris back when I created it).
Here is the interview:
Look for this behind Chris:
Aug
15
Ocean Invasion #8: Tending the Squid Hive
Squid tend to their paper nest amidst the Spanish moss of a southern bayou.
This is the eighth in a series of pieces, “Ocean Invasion,” which finds ocean creatures living in absurd land habitats.