Winds of Tomorrow

The Gimp started a contest for creating splash screen for its upcoming "special" version . Special because it was it's 10 years anniversary. Since I use this cool software a lot, I posted the following images to the contest. Their title was the "Winds Of Tommorow".
You may find the entries here, mine can be found here and here.

Neurality

A year ago (July 2004), I finished a character recognition software based on neural network. This software still in alpha phase, and needs lots of changes and upgrades to be done in order to be used efficiently. Although, you can still use it to see results that it provides for a preview. I've created the project in SourceForge, I'll upload the corresponding files shortly, so that you can use it. It's open source under the GPL License.
Once it'll be uploaded, you'll find a notice on this blog to be up-to-date.
After all, this blog wont be exclusively about art any more ;) .

How about some "Dark Thrill" !!

I've began thinking of changing the subject of this blog to be art, digital art to be precise, since that's what the posts till now are about !!
You should guess then this post gonna be. Yeah, publishing another picture.
This one is about giving a chill, a thrill to the viewer, and yet for another time I've being using The Gimp. The full sized picture can be downloaded from here.

By the way you can find out my gallery here.

stRings

Below, you can find my newly created background. Like the "space birth" one, I have created it using only The Gimp and without using any brushes or strokes of any kind.
I create this to abstract the M-theory in a strange way. You can find in it portions of the "space birth".
To get the original size picture you can find it here.

A Logo...

2 years ago, I was asked to create a logo for some website currently under construction. Although, the designed logo looked like this:

The webmaster didn't like it that much, but I still find it a good one.

Cool Site

3-4 years ago, I was trying to create a homepage, I managed with some primitive demo tool (which I don't remember the name) to create this site. I wasn't able to complete it, but it has some cool features, and it's graphics are good (as I believe). Unfortunately, the flash thing cannot be displayed under firefox browser (A neat secure browser, I recommend everybody to use it), I am investigating this problem. But when the site was created, Firefox didn't exist then. Till I resolve it, try to see it under Internet Explorer.
In the same directory of the site, you can also find a version of minesweeper created by me. It's a good one (worth to try). I recommend you to see the about menu (Help -> About). It has some nice real-time animation that interact with the cursor position. Try it! ;)

--Updated: Now it is possible to view the site using Mozilla firefox .