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Welcome to my artwork website. Inside you will find a growing collection of high-resolution 3D rendered images created using Pandromeda's Mojoworld. Images are found in the form of landscapes, panoramas and abstracts. Also there is Skybox gallery which contains some interactive movies.
To view this site you need Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Shockwave Player to view the Skybox gallery. Javascript should also be enabled.
I hope you enjoy what you see and I thank you for taking the time visit. If you are interested in viewing other people's artwork, there are a bunch of sites listed on the links page. Any enquiries, don't hesitate to get in touch.
News for January 2009
The Skybox gallery is complete and has now replaced the Quicktime gallery (see Semptember 2008 news below for more info). A couple of the originals have been re-rendered from new & improved POVs, as well as there being a brand new one for you to check out!
Latest Image
"Dreamer's Dream"
06.09.09
Old News
News for December 2008
As 'The Art of Lewis Moorcroft' approaches five years old, I have compiled a show reel of works over these past five years. I hope you enjoy!
News for September 2008
I have started playing around with 'Skyboxes' which are basically another form of the QTVRs I already have. There are a couple of differences which I hope will improve the viewing experience. Firstly they are full screen instead of a small fixed-size and secondly the scrolling is a lot smoother and less blocky compared to that of the QTVRs. I have a little more testing to do but I plan to re-render and replace the entire QTVR gallery over the next couple of months with these higher resolution skyboxes. A sneak-peak of Shicra is available. You will need to download Adobe Shockwave Player in order to view these. Expect larger file sizes, but I think the viewing experience is well worth it!
News for March 2008
There is now a new Mixed Medium Gallery on the site. This gallery will feature images constructed from various components - the predominant format being elements from photography and renderings, with final additions and composition done in Photoshop. I hope you enjoy!
