I’ve installed a gallery that you can access by using the link on the left menu. At some point in the near future, this gallery will include all of my web portfolio pieces, personal photography projects, and royalty free photos available for purchase for a minimal fee (somewhere between 5 bucks and 50). To kick off the launch of the gallery I have made available the first set in my series of PC Component photos. These images are just samples such as the image above, click here to see the gallery. Full hi-res (10×14 inch, 2592 x 1944px, 150dpi) copies will be provided upon purchase. Inquire here for purchase info.

Someone take this camera out of my hands so I can get some work done. Here are some PC component brushes to use in that tech web site you can’t find the right images for. I have hi-res versions of the images that I will be posting in my gallery if anyone wants to purchase some royalty free versions of these in full color. Click on the thumbnail to enlarge.

Grunge#2 is a bit more of a creepy grunge than the previous GrungySteel, even though one of the images I used was the remnants of a bowl of cocoa puffs in the sink, I’ll let you figure out which one I’m talking about.

I took some photos for a college project a while back and figured they would make good brushes. Use em’ to add a little something to your images, forum signatures, whatevah.

I’m too lazy to actually turn this Photoshop file into a theme, but feel free. This theme is good for your conspiracy theory, Bush never served, Kerry is a traitor type sites out there.

I created these hibiscus brushes to use with my Sister’s site which I wanted to give an old worn-out hawaiian feel. To see how the brushes can be used, check out her site.

**Update - a new version of this brush is available.
Click here.

Here’s my inaugural style pack. There are only 4 so far that I have taken from some of my previous designs. These styles are simply layer effects that can be applied to anything, not just text. Load this file from your “styles” pallete, select the layer that contains the element you want to style, then click on the desired style on the palette. Simple as that! Click the image to enlarge, click the filename below to download.