Here’s my idea of what would be a more interesting personal computer. Granted, it takes up more desk space, but it runs on plasma. It also gets unlimited Wifi, Skype and streaming television (black and white). You can most likely contact other parts of the universe and retrieve original broadcasts of Milton Berle from space.
Here’s a project I designed for just myself. Everyone always wants to have a quiet safe place to be. Here are a couple views of mine. Just a note: The tall stained glass windows are real. Obviously, it’s only one real window, but it’s one I begged to use my allowance to buy back in 1970. It cost me $5.00. Now it hangs in my bedroom window. The little round stained glass pieces are of sailing ships. The night version is my favorite. Can you smell the damp?
I spent this evening creating another something old. It’s not a replica of a real Victrola or one I own. I just thought I’d create my own version of something I always wanted in the real world. Just in case you think I don’t do these things in 3D, I do.
I’ve finally managed to get this all rendered and put together. After ninety years, he finally gets the adulation he deserves. He’s a wonderful character and hero, and deserves all the recognition. He and my mother taught me everything I know. School taught me nothing. I learned appreciation, beauty, wonder and curiosity. I’ve learned life can be entertaining. And I learned that if I was ever interested in anything, they would run on ahead and help lead me there. Now, I still keep running on ahead, but for them this time. I’m sure this show will still run for a long time. I’ll keep buying season tickets.
It’s taken a while, but here are a few pieces of the Paramount for my Dad’s 90th birthday. That’s my mom and dad’s wedding picture in the first poster. Me and my dad in the second. And one for the Coast Guard because my dad’s an old “Coasty”. It’s taken so long because my poor little computer keeps gaking on the rendering. I’ll just have to talk nice, pat it’s head and beg. Then maybe it’ll let me build the building.
This is a group I hold dear to my heart. I designed their logo and have friends in the service. I was again asked to design a display banner. I hope you like it as much as I enjoyed creating for them. I hope they are able to help as many as possible. They deserve everything we have to offer.
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