Welcome to ReformedReality.com

This site was founded back in 2007 as a host for a few webcomics, written and produced by Lee Anderson. Other comics joined, and the site initally began to grow very quickly. Over time, it fizzled out. Creative juices stopped flowing and the site was moulded into a social forum, for a select group of friends.

As of early 2010 the webcomics were back and the site redesigned - moving away from the social aspect and with the inclusion of a blog, it became the creative output portal it is today. Here you can find blogs, models, art, photography and webcomics. The majority of the content is produced by Lee Anderson, but it's open to anyone who is creative, for anything that they create.

Latest Blog:

Organic Retina Wallpapers

This blog post was written
on 2012-02-09 12:36:10

Recently I've been using my phone as my main photo editor - even for the shots I take with my DSLR. The touch capabilties make it far more fluid to get the changes I want, and combining a number of different apps gives a really broad range of options.

So, I decided to combine the photo editing with a procedural drawing app, called Omnisketch. It has brushes which change with how fast you draw and with some brushes, the lines you draw interact with each other. I won't go into too much detail, but check it out here.

It's great for abstract stuff and creating lines I wouldn't normally draw, or make manually - but tied in with the photo editing software, I've come up with these organic backgrounds.

All designed and created on the iPhone4S - for the iPhone4S :). Also, use the QR code at the top of this post to   ...read more

Previous Blog:

Eye See Gee

This blog post was written
on 2012-01-08 14:02:14

For a few weeks now, myself and D8 have been working on an iPhone grip, to make gaming more enjoyable. Currently, using the iPhone to game with can be a little uncomfortable - holding such a small device can ruin the experience slightly. So to combat this, we're making an iPhone Console Grip.

There's a few grips already out there for the iPhone, but I've not seen one yet that I like to buy. I want something more along the lines of a console controller, than a phone accessory.   ...read more
 

A bit about me

My name's Lee Anderson, and I live in Manchester in the UK, with my wife and new baby. I'm an artist with a technical streak (or a geek who can draw) and I love combining them both. Webdesign is generally where the two intertwine, but I like to create on any medium - from CGI to resin models, photography to comic art.

I'm co-founder of PaperPiranha, a web design and branding company, and we're currently taking on new projects and expanding into new avenues.

This site is a map of every avenue of my work. I feel making public notes whilst I'm creating helps me complete projects. Not having enough time is a major hurdle I face, so I've found the blog on this site indespensible. Also having a portal to display my work is great - better than it just sitting in my house doing nothing.

I've still got loads of unfinished projects, but at least I know where I'm up to!

L33 said,

'3 coats of Jesmonite later...
 

 
Sanding is in'   ...read more

L33 said,

'ICGv.0.3.1 (aka - the Jesmonite cast pictured above)
 
The plan with this version, was to add a plasticard fascia to hold the phone flush with the front of the grip. After attempting to add the fascia, I decided it didn't look professional enough. It needs to be a perfect fit with the phone, rather something which has been made to fit.
 
To combat this, v.0.3.2 is required.
 
I'm going to take a mould of the iPhone, and make a cast. This cast will then sit in the foam mould (which will also be refined), so when the Jesmonite is poured, the cavity in the cast will be a perfect'   ...read more

L33 said,

'Added some more bits and bobs recently - most notably, a complete style overhaul! I've designed a CSS grid system, so I've been updating the divs to work with the grid. This generates a nicer, more consistent layout and also gives more flexibility for repositioning items on the page. Eg, it'll be simple enough to swap the menu over from the right side to the left now, whereas before it'd make a real mess.
 
So yeah, there's the grid thing, there's also a change to the way imgs are displayed when using the GAL tag (nice 3 across grid layout, again using the grid system) and it now picks up on double line breaks, which auto inserts a clear:left. This means'   ...read more