This is the first picture I ever really made on my own, and it shows.  I made this in 1996 using Imagine for DOS 4.0 on the first computer I ever bought.  I remember that once I reached this stage I could not add any more objects to the scene.  I was running out of memory!  At the time my little 8 megs of RAM wasn't enough to load and process everything I was trying to put in, so I had to work on another project in the meantime.  I was just happy I managed to get the reflection to look so good.
    Like I said before, all of my inspiration comes from a story line that I have created, and this was the first to come from that.  It is an early version of a burial chamber of one of the greatest warriors of the story.  As my talent grew, I decided that this scene was not enough so I have already begun reworking this entire project.  Right now the new project is so huge I have no idea when it will be finished.  Although, even after I say it is finished, I will probably think of something new to add anyway.
 
 
 

    This was the image I began to work on when I reached the limits of my computer during the above project.  I again reached my memory limitation in this image, only much sooner.  On the far wall you can barely make out 11 swords and a wood stand for each of them.  There were planned to be 11 more on the opposite wall, just off the left side of the image.  When I had added these 22 objects I had run out of memory to render the scene.  I was still learning how Imagine functions while working on these two scenes.
    This project was and still is no where near completion.  I wanted to add a lot of chairs to surround the table, a throne to sit at the head of the table, and then some other items to dress up the scene.
    This is an early image of a council chamber at a King's castle.
    I have not had any plans to rework this image lately, as I began working on the shack that is seen on my masterpiece page and then wanted to rework the burial chamber that is at the top of this page.  Once I complete that project then I will most likely begin this image all over again.