Art Gallery: Art Gallery:
mingming.jpg An oil
painting I made in January 1998 from a photo of Tianming. ( 72 KB)
kudu2.jpg This
is an oil painting I made based on the photograph below, winter, 1997.
costarica.gif
An oil painting I made for my mother. This one is a copy of a work
my parents liked very much which they found in the Contemporary Art
Museum in San Jose, Costa Rica. The artist who painted the original
is the Costa Rican artist Téadorico Quiras. (682KB)
smithfield.gif
My pen-and-ink drawing for the 1996 Smithfield Calendar. This drawing
is of the Julius D. Gwaltney House, 304 S. Church St., Smithfield, VA, built
in 1901 and called the ``most photographed house in Smithfield.''
(371KB)
Photographs from trips: nanjing.gif A snapshot
I took in Nanjing, the city where Linglan's family lives (Jan. 1995). There are a lot more photos from our February, 2002 trip to Nanjing and Shanghai on Linglan's website, here.
colorado.gif Triple
panoramic view (three juxtaposed shots from a panoramic camera) of the San
Juan range, taken on the Jud Wiebe trail above Telluride, Colorado, July 1995.
(600 KB)
kudu.jpg Nice pose from
a Greater Kudu (male) in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, from travels in
Africa, summer of 1996.
Family scrapbook: tim.gif A snapshot from an
SGI
linglan.gif This is my
wife Linglan
graduate.gif Linglan
and Dr. Finin at UMBC graduation, 1994.
tianming.gif This is
my little niece Tianming; I believe it was taken in 1994. (600 KB)
Black and white
scanned images from Linglan and my wedding, August 6, 1994. This
nice thumbnail-picture arrangement was done by Linglan. (Warning: Lots
of inline images).
Set of photos
taken at a portrait studio in Nanjing, China, June 1997. Scanned and
arranged by Linglan (Again: Lots of inline images).
PostScript files:
jhusymbol.ps My
Postscript rendition of the Johns Hopkins University seal.
apl_logo3.ps My
Postscript rendition of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory seal.
crabs.gif and the
Postscript file crabs.ps it was made from. Good
for a Baltimore-style background on your workstation. Inspired by M. C.
Escher (see ``Crab Canon'' in Douglas R. Hofstadter's book Gödel,
Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid).
By the way, feel free to use any of the
icons in these pages, all of which are my designs. Remember that inline
images can be downloaded by clicking on the image with the right mouse
button in Netscape, and selecting "Save this image as" from the popup menu.
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