This area showcases the art I have created for the amazing mapping program Dundjinni. I have done art of this specific type of art since 2004, and, as you can tell, I’m rather picky about the quality of the finished art pieces.
You are now browsing the Dundjinni area. Entries in this area are shown below in reverse chronological order, i.e. the newest entry is on top. If you are looking for something specific, try the site map or search.
Although this item can be found in almost all modern homes, a Dundjinni version of it has been curiously lacking: A television set! This CRT TV has a retro look with its woodgrain chassis, and is scaled correctly for a 28” screen. It comes in two versions, off and on.
If fifteen single-coloured pillows weren’t enough, here’s no less than twenty additional pillows in elaborate asian patterns. Predominant colours are blue, red and gold.
Patterns are courtesy of Ming-Ling.
My old metal tray, redone in Genetica. Rendered in 11 different metals, with 4 different blood patterns, making a grand total of 55 different trays.
Some of the metals used are from Genetica Texture Pack 2. Blood patterns used are from David Gurrea.
