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Peek-A-Boo
Experimenting with a new video camera, I turned a simple game of peek-a-boo into a highly optimized 8-color animation. Built for dial-up speeds, the grayscale footage was compressed to 5 KB and tinted red for stylistic effect. Read More
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Trademark: Dream Spin
“Dream Spin” is a 3D rendering of my personal trademark, created in TrueSpace for my Geocities site, Shoomi – Homepage Of A Dreamer. After Yahoo acquired Geocities, access was lost, leaving this image as a preserved fragment. Read More
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Delving into new technologies
While exploring early streaming media, I tested the ASF format after buying a budget video camera. Originally shared via NetShow, the clip was later preserved as a GIF, capturing a moment when web video felt experimental and full of promise. Read More
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New Site Design
On January 31, 1999, Lewis.Moten.com received a redesign aimed at improving compatibility for Netscape users. The lighthearted update invited feedback—minus asparagus—marking another evolution in early cross-browser web experimentation. Read More
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3-D Images
In 1998, I showcased early 3D renderings created with 3D Studio Release 4, featuring a modeled modem and a detailed bee. These experiments explored lighting, texture, and form—capturing late-90s fascination with digital modeling and emerging desktop graphics. Read More
