Art - in the loosest possible sense

All the images were rendered straight in LightWave using variations of scenes in the Nature section. Basically I'm just playing around with texture and light settings.

"Dawn" 1536×864 : 113k	"Dark Sun" 1536×864 : 388k
"Dusk" 864×1536 : 142k

SFX

Nothing remotely original about these, but they were another exercise in learning textures.

If viewed in the browser, the animations may not run at all smoothly : they play best directly from disk.

Electric Arcs

384×512×75 frames : 591k

Shockwaves

512×288×525 frames : 1381k

512×288×525 frames : 4815k

Eyes

These would probably have been easier in the kind of 2D paint program I don't have and would never use because I can't draw, whereas here it's just geometry, a multi-layered version of the electric arcs above.

Close-up of frame 1.
1024×1024 : 125k

Changing colour with light & dark waves. 512×512×100 frames : 1020k

Changing colour with light wave only. 512×512×100 frames : 870k

Constant colour with light & dark waves. 512×512×100 frames : 1005k

Constant colour with light wave only. 512×512×100 frames : 666k

Then sandwiched between overlapping parts of a scanned image, with the inclusion of a lens that provides reflection of a light-source. This effect should of course be done when someone has just blinked.

512×288×100 frames : 222k

512×288×100 frames : 172k

512×288×100 frames : 204k

512×288×100 frames : 147k