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Chaos, New Mexico

(1997) An attraction with excitement that conflicts neither with good taste nor morals. Macintosh - 4300k] / Windows - [3400k]

Head Lights

(2000) Grilled chicken breast with wasabi potato puree, plum wine black pepper glaze, spring onion relish, goat cheese, sauteed mushrooms and truffle oil. Macintosh - 7500k] / Windows - [5600k]

Nights at the Round Table

(1998) The sentimental taste is cozy for the heroines in town. Macintosh - 3800k] / Windows - [3000k]

WHURLATRON!

(1997) ...an electrically powered amusement device! Macintosh - 3200k] / Windows - [2200k]

Amazing Coincidences

(1997) An incomprehensible animated anecdote. Macintosh - 3400k] / Windows - [2600k]

Bionic Youth!

(1998) Intercommunication and emotional interaction between anonymous virtual humans. Macintosh - 2800k] / Windows - [2300k]

Why Our Children Can't Read

(1999) "...the exhuberant ecstacy of nothing-to-lose youth!" Macintosh - 3900k] / Windows - [2600k]

Amazing, but Deal With It!

(1999) Outstanding Century-Old Home - 7 large bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, formal dining room, parlor, music room, library, two living rooms. On 4 acres - 60 miles to Kansas City -- $19,500 Macintosh - 5100k] / Windows - [4100k]

Kitsch in Sync

(1998) Astound your friends by your understanding of subjects they know nothing about! Macintosh - 3600k] / Windows - [3100k]

Showbiz Success!

(1997) ...become one of the young wizards who create the exciting *digital special effects* in today's movies! Macintosh - 3900k] / Windows - [2700k]

Lightspeed THAI (Lesson 1)

(1997) ...easily learn the world's most difficult language using this exciting new method! Macintosh - 2600k] / Windows - [2100k]

Awesome Erudition

(1998) ... a star-driven spiralling machine of hallucinatory wonder! Macintosh - 4800k] / Windows - [3400k]

TOLSTOY Story

(1996) TOY Story -- Bah! This is TolsTOY STORY!!! ...a glimpse into Leo's life... (created entirely by computer!) Macintosh - 2500k] / Windows - [2100k]

"...an artist is right even when he is wrong." --Jonas Mekas