The final image of 2009's calendar project has been added!

November's calendar image is inspired by a scene from the latest Star Trek film.

The calendar image for October is now up.

September's calendar image is now posted in the projects section.

Two more calendar images have now been uploaded: July and August.

And June's calendar image is now posted here.

The calendar image for May is up on the project page here.

April's calendar image is now posted here and I've corrected some errors on the March image.

I've been familiarising myself with Blender - a more advanced 3D modelling program - and so my calendar project has taken a back-seat for a little while.

But the next calendar image (rendered using anim8or) is now up, just in time for March.

February's calendar image is up, here.

Happy New Year, Everyone!

Today's update involves the unveiling of a new on-going project.

I was asked by a friend if I'd consider creating a printable monthly calendar for 2009 featuring some of my 3D models. After a little thought I realised it was worth a try. So, on the new project page (here) is the January image for 2009.

Ideally I'd have all of 2009's images ready before the start of the new year, but as I'm starting this rather late I plan to have each new image posted before the start of each relevant month.

It's been quite some time since I last updated this website, but hopefully this latest update will, somewhat, make up for the delay.

I've revised the overall look of this website by adding a background image, making the colours brighter and simplifying the menu bar.

Several more images have been added to the galleries: Six in the Star Trek and an extra one in the Sci-fi section.

Three more pictures added to the Star Trek Gallery. I've ventured away from Federation ships and onto those of the bad guys. I have also been experimenting with creating planets for space backgrounds, as can be seen in the latest pictures.

Today Starscape.org.uk gets an all round update, although you might not notice. I've been endeavouring to be a little more rigorous in terms of my HTML coding and so I've update most of code on this website - you might notice the odd cosmetic change here and there too.

Plus, there's a two new 3d images. One in the Star Trek Gallery and another in the newly created Sci-fi Gallery. This new gallery will feature general science-fiction based images.

I have also created a "favicon" which should be visible on your web browsers next to my web address.

Today, www.starscape.org.uk is finally up and running.

This website is dedicated to displaying my 3D artwork, but also to some of my other interests as well. So far, on this website you will find a selection of my 3D Star Trek artwork in the gallery section.

Although the basic framework of this website is completed, I intend to continue developing this website and adding more content.

I hope you enjoy this website,

Andrew