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A collection of carved tropical birds that used to belong to my grandparents. The tucan is from Aruba, the large parrot on the left only says "DC" on the bottom, the red and green parrots also are from Aruba, the yellow one is from Bonaire.

A carefully piled grouping of art and photography supplies. This was created for use in a "searching" or "find the differences" type of game.

Light trails from vehicles and signs along Interstate 80, heavily adjusted in Adobe Lightroom to enhance the artistic effect.

Thank you to all who have answered the call of duty and served, or continue to serve, in the military. Regardless of political agenda, you deserve this honor for doing that which is largely unthinkable to the rest of us, so that we can continue to live our lives as we do. Whether you served on the front lines or in some back office, whether you nursed someone back to health or killed someone on the battlefield, you have offered your life for your country and your fellow countrymen (and women), and you are worthy of our profound thanks. Today we honor you and take this moment to thank you, because there is little else we can do to repay the debt we owe to all those who serve. — Willscrlt, 11 Nov. 2014

ART 320, 2013-10-15, Project 3, Color Wheel and Gray Scale Chart, Color-Aid 314 Pallet

Stings of origami cranes on display in a hallway window at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, CA.

This is a stylized imitation of a vintage neon "Cocktails" sign with a blue martini glass, yellow pick with a green olive and red pimento, and the word "Cocktails" in hot pink across it. The entire image is tilted at a jaunty angle (or is the viewer just a bit tipsy?).

I made this for a Wikipedia WikiProject group. The original resizable, non-watermarked image is available for download at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Faux_Neon_Cocktails_Sign.svg

This is a logo that I designed for an organization.

I created this logo for a very early Website I ran called the Online Compendium of Entertainment (OCoE).