I've divided my work into both digital and analog works. I do most of my doodling on the computer, so the majority of my art is digital.

• Backgrounds - Here are some backgrounds I've made for my computer over the years. Most of them use completely original art, but a few of them feature other people's art or design.
• Calculator Art - My faithful TI-83, now long gone (i.e., stolen), featured some basic pixel drawing capabilities. I whiled away many math classes in high school doodling with my calculator instead of paying attention to the teacher. I owned the cable that let you transfer everything to the computer, so my drawings, at least, were safely backed up when my TI-83 went MIA in my senior year.
• Desktop Textures - One of my odd hobbies when I was around 14 was to make desktop patterns by creating different combinations of pixels. To randomize the process, I would often start with a piece of clipart or a scanned photo to use as a palette. The end results are much less random since I have strong preferences for blues and greens, but I had fun, and I made quite a few. Good for use on your computer, and with some caution, as backgrounds for webpages.
• Digital Dumpbox - The images here are all small. They are really the digital equivalent of drawing on a post-it. I have tons of these on my computer, and countless more were never even saved. When I find a good, reliable way to display these images, I will do so. Until then, my apologies.