Vanishing Point

Down to Earth

I'm having second doubts about this one, but I promised I'd show you the zoom effect applied to the ice image.
All the letters created from standard hebrew font. I think a little artistry on them would help a lot. As it is, they look manufactured.
Then there's the "Sefirot Map" which was also created from scratch, and can also use artistry.
You know what? I'll try not to use this untill I'm happy with it.

Shabbos

I made this art myself, tracing an image. If you think that sounds easy, listen again.
At one point I got very discouraging comments about this piece, and I pretty much gave up on it, hoping it was good anyway. Recently, I rediscovered it and showed it to some people I thought might be interested. They ate it up. So now I've regained my self-confidence. This is supposed to be an image about me blog, not a text about me blog.
Bye.

Presenting

Classic.

Fonts: Mona Lisa and Adobe Jenson Pro. They're not too bad, though I've heard complaints.
Here's a link to the original Avraham Fried picture. I want you to see how grainy, blurry, and not vibrant it is. Was. Before it met me. I'm not conceited.

This design was also used by Yeshiva Something of Minnesota with permission. Good.

Notice

Chassidim

Font: Impact.
Created the dancers myself. With tracing.

RL

Nothing like a little photoshop phun for the weekend. Original here.

Bubbe

Fonts: Selfish (too cool) and Dirty Ego. Both great, both free.

As an aside, for those of you who don't know, the word "live" on the hard prints (not displayed here) is supposed to look like the "S" of "Single". Remember that.

Education

No, you've never seen this before. It's never been published before; how could you have seen it? (rhetoric) But I do take it as a compliment anyway.
And don't tell me anything about messed up 3D. You know who you are.

Fonts: Zapfino (for all your "all your" needs), and Trajan Pro. I might mention that although this was one of my earlier works, I managed to scratch some great font choices. They are each perfect for the setting, and work well together. I'd use them again. I'm not conceited.

Ice

To tell you the font would be completely useless, and I'm surprised you even asked. It's not a font. Well, it used to be. Each letter was individually crafted into what it is now. Font is irrelevant. Don't ask again.
Elements in this image are:
1. Ice image. The same as you see it just without everything else. Fine. I'll show it too. (Note: this image was a source for a sweet zoom effect that you may get to see within a span of time or two. If you're lucky.)
2. Letters. Individually crafted. Original font: go away.
3. Flames. Were added as an afterthought. Came from a candle image, I suppose.
4. Skaters. They're vectors. What you see is what you get.
5. Snowflakes. They're also vectors, hello.

Bonus: Notice that every element (except the snowflakes) has a shadow and a reflection. Hint: That's what tells your brain this really could have happened.

What?

Davai Veebum

I did this one just for fun.
No, I do not have a model release. Yes, you are kindly asked to obstain from suing me.

Ring

Would you have known if I hadn't told you?

Creative

Your regular programming is interrupted for a bit of spontaneous creativity.
I just created this while trying to create something else. Please let me know how you like it.

Alien

Sorry about the size. This is how I made it. Featured on Askmoses.com a couple weeks back.
Font: Rabid_Science (and Futura). I personally love the extra Saturn-ring touch.

Mobile

I seem to have lost the unblurred original, which is a shame.
Text is my own scribbles.

Cold Soup

Was a feature image for the article Cold Soup by Rabbi Manis Friedman.
In my mind, the idea itself is just as good as the image.

Paranormal

Font: Lumos (ring a bell, HP?).
I learned a bit about lighting. I didn't need that rays images to create the light obove the box. Live and learn.
Featured on Askmoses.com last week.

Fire

Fonts: Rock it, Myriad Pro. Reads "Warm your soul" vertically on lower right and upper left.

Someone asked me where the "Grunge Circles" are. The question surprised me.

Imagine

You may have seen this one already, but it's a good start.