Miscellanea: Art Gallery

The images on this page represent a sample of computer generated artwork from our Other Worlds™ series, which features the work of fantasist Dr. Prune. All images were created using a variety of tools, including Bryce, Ray Dream 3D, Photoshop, Vistapro, Winfract, and Photo-Paint. Additional images will be added to the Gallery from time to time. For more information on these works, contact us at the email address shown below.

Click on a thumbnail to view larger, low-res versions of selected images. Full-size, high res versions of selected works are available for sale - drop us an email, if you'd like more information.

  Selected Works

Desert Lake
Desert Lake
Water World 1
Water World 1
Water World 2
Water World 2
Water World 3
Water World 3
Arctic Vision
Arctic Vision
The Temple
The Temple
Glacial Symmetrics
Glacial Symmetrics
Afterglow
Afterglow
THREE-C logo
Pyramid Moons
The Artifact
The Artifact
Emerald City
Emerald City
Waystation
Waystation
City in the Clouds
City in the Clouds
The Oracle
The Oracle
Red Dragon
Red Dragon
Invasion
Invasion
Gateway
Gateway
Unnatural Wonder
Unnatural Wonder
Dreamworld
Dreamworld
Mothership
Mothership
Into the Green Nebula
Into the Green
Nebula
Orion's Belt
Orion's Belt
Gateway II
Gateway II
Vale of Hastur
Vale of Hastur

ABOUT ME, DR. PRUNE
Besides being an avid reader and book collector, I am a metal construction toy enthusiast (click on the banner at the bottom of the page to see my website devoted to this hobby), a geologist by education and avocation, and a full-time Web developer and computer analyst by trade. Please note: I am NOT a doctor of medicine or of philosophy - "Dr. Prune" is an Internet "handle" and "Doc" is a nickname).

WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Okay, so why "Dr. Prune" you may wonder? Well, the name comes from two of my favorite novels, Titus Groan and Gormenghast, which are the first two books in Gormenghast Trilogy by British author Mervyn Peake - Dr. Prune, short for Dr. Prunesquallor, is a main character in the novels. These two books are, in my opinion, among the greatest works of literature in the English language. For more information on these amazing novels, visit our Books & Authors page.

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