A nautical adventure for your desktop.

Bryce 5 handles complex models like this grass slower than Bryce 4, but the addition of the 'depth of field' more than makes up for it.
This is one of my more popular images. The grass in the foreground was even used on a Canadian postage stamp.

I've been tweaking this image for a week now, and have come to the conclusion I liked the first version best.

An experiment in the psychological effects of wallpaper. It probably won't have the same effect in countries where red isn't negative, and the language isn't read left to right.

I originally designed the tree for another image, but it took on a life of it's own.

My first image with the new version of the popular 3D software, Bryce 5 just out. The ferns are imported, but the trees are one of Bryce's new features.

If I sell a million mouse pads, I could probably get a house like this. I average about 5 a month, so it may be awhile longer.

Store your desktop icons in a safe place, they go great on the shelves.

Hey Dino, Fred's home!
This was an experiment in simulating motion with a still image.