Anybody remember that sketchy old man with the wicked comb-over from www.homestarrunner.com? Now he's back to scare your children in living 3D! Ever wonder how they built all those great background scenes? That's right, it's all green screen. Those crazy web designers.

Pretty much just a slight update of my previous sax model (found here: http://3dlinks.com/gallery_fullview.cfm?id=15956). Mainly looking for an optimum angle. Pretty sure I found it. Enjoy.

Upon request, here's the wireframe for my alto saxophone. A larger wireframe can be found here: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v464/Frinkiac/sax-mesh.jpg

Testing out a new glow dome in Strata 3D CX and some new features in Photoshop CS2.

Rudolph got run over by my grandma.

Possibly one of the hardest instruments to play, the trombent takes at least three people to operate all the slides. Its sound is compared only to that of a bassoon, a half-eaten oboe and a large Albanian monk all being thrown down two consecutive stairwells greased with one and a half coats of tangerine marmalade. Caution: Do not use in the presence of heavy machinery.

Gives a new meaning to sour notes.

...Including the king's royal pondering throne. Nothing like bringing in the new year with a solid gold toilet. Hope you guys enjoy.

Something I threw together for a poster. If you look closely, you'll see the sheet music to Super Mario Bros.

Another cynical idea I picked up from www.despair.com