The drinking horse was part of a different unfinished image. Which has much less chance of being finished now that I borrowed it's subject for this one.

Every 3D artist has to eventually do a version of the shiny female robot, I think it's a requirement.

I found a great piano mesh at 3D-Cafe, it was a lot of fun to play around with. It didn't have a bench, but the legs were so simple to match I just stacked primitive shapes.

I used complex model trees as well as Bryce's built in trees, which caused the source file for this image to be 115 megs. I think that may be a record for me.

A cube Escher would appreciate. I would like to make my little triangle you see when you save a link to VP on your desktop from Internet Explorer, but I can't trick Bryce into that illusion.

This little monster fought me from beginning to end. I'm happy with the outcome, but it took forever.

The name hints at the fact that this image is made up of basic 3d shapes, even the balloon is a flattened sphere with an inverted cone underneath.

Another color version of Midnight dragon, making 4 variations: Ice, Fire, Sun, & Midnight. Or see 'Four Dragons' which has all four in a Warhol-esk arrangement.

Another color version of Midnight dragon, making 4 variations: Ice, Fire, Sun, & Midnight. Or see 'Four Dragons' which has all four in a Warhol-esk arrangement.