Artwork by Trevin

<body> <h1 align=center><font COLOR="#800000">A</font><font COLOR="#801500">r</font><font COLOR="#802B00">t</font><font COLOR="#804000">w</font><font COLOR="#805500">o</font><font COLOR="#806B00">r</font><font COLOR="#808000">k</font> <font COLOR="#558000">b</font><font COLOR="#2B8000">y</font> <font COLOR="#008000">T</font><font COLOR="#00552B">r</font><font COLOR="#002B55">e</font><font COLOR="#000080">v</font><font COLOR="#2B0080">i</font><font COLOR="#550080">n</font></h1> <h3>Introduction</h3> <p>Several years ago, when I didn't have a computer to play with and during times when I felt extremely bored, I used to doodle in a notebook or on scratch paper. However, I have no artistic talent; all of my designs used simple geometric figures. Many of the sketches turned out rather well, especially those that were drawn in perspective 3-D.</p> <p>Now that I've found a decent <a href="http://www.povray.org/">ray-tracing program</a> and a passable <a href="ftp://ftp.povray.org/pub/povray/modellers/breeze/BreezeDesigner.html">3-D CAD program</a>, I'm recreating some of my favorite images using my computer.</p> <p>Because of the number of pictures I've added, I have decided to remove the no-frames version. At this point in time, there should be no excuse not to have a frames-capable browser. Go download <a href="http://home.netscape.com/">Netscape</a>. Now!</p> <hr> </body>