The structure and shape of this painting was captured inside of a 3D sphere with a virtual camera. Then I applied some painterly texture and color in Photoshop. You can see more examples of this type of

The structure and shape of this painting was captured inside of a 3D sphere with a virtual camera. Then I applied some painterly texture and color in Photoshop. You can see more examples of this type of

This image didn't start out in the interior of a 3D sphere. Instead, I made a flat plain with a lot of tall and thin pyramids. Then I made the pyramids lean away from a central point, and manipulated the

This image started out as an image capture of the interior of a 3D sphere which I created and manipulated to get this composition. Then I ran that composition through a process I use to make it look like

This image started out as a capture of the interior of a 3D sphere I created and manipulated. Then I ran that composition through a process I use to make it look like a painted abstract. The finished image

This image was made with Islamic architectural patterns mapped to the inside facets of a 3D polyhedral sphere. You can see more examples at sphericalart.com. *Links to last month's #ColorChallenge posts:

This image was made with an array of sharp pyramids, and a wide angle lens, in my 3D program. You can see more examples at sphericalart.com. *Links to last month's #ColorChallenge posts: 5-9-18 WednesdayYellow

When I tried out these colors in my mandala scene, I immediately thought of a fried egg! Sometimes happy accidents can later be described as a thoughtful creative intention, (when they're really not;-)

This visual of mine was featured in the current issue of "Doorway to Art" I created it to give you an idea of how I create my artwork. I capture images from the inside of 3D spheres. The spheres

I loved kites when I was little. This scene reminded me of box kites, the weirdest kind of kites! And yes, this scene was captured inside a sphere with a virtual camera. I "exploded" a sphere

This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical art" because it captures scenes from inside a 3D sphere. You can see

I found these shards of a 3D sphere that appeared briefly like the Loch Ness Monster. I quickly captured it, then noticed the crown. I call her "Queen Nessy". This image was made with a 3D sphere,

This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical art" because it captures scenes from inside a 3D sphere. You can see

Delivery, as in childbirth. This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical art" because it captures scenes from inside

I thought this looked like a giant red ant with some sharp teeth! This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical art"

I replaced the facets of a 3D sphere with boxes with little window openings. They crowded each other at the bottom pole of the sphere, and looked like they were going down a drain hole. This image was

This clip was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside. I call this method "spherical art" because it captures scenes from inside a 3D sphere. You can see more examples at sphericalart.com.

This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical art" because it captures scenes from inside a 3D sphere. You can see

This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical art" because it captures scenes from inside a 3D sphere. You can see

To me this digital painting is like looking down on urban streets at night. This image was made with a 3D sphere, with a camera inside, plus some photoshop processing. I call this method "spherical