Happy Halloween! The pumpkin is a sphere multi-replicated in a circle, then stretched vertically in Bryce. Negative Boolean objects were used to 'cut' the openings.

Not much actual 3D in this one, but it's still one of my favorites. Amorphium was used to make the asteroids.

Everything looks bigger through a telescope...
The moon was made in Amorphium, the rocket was assembled completely
from Bryce primitives.

I liked how the lenses on the lighthouse lamp affected the light, but I wish it showed up more in the final image. Maybe I'll use it again someday.

This one went through several settings, and two horses before I finally had a finished image I was happy with. The horse was created in Poser, but I did a bit of tweaking, as I wasn't fond of the default horse.

The dragon was originally supposed to be flying over a shack on some rolling hills. But this background, I had done earlier, worked so well I had to change my plans.

Here's one to make your computer look expensive.

I really like how the lighting adds to this image's surreal quality. My sister in law requested this one, and I think it tops the fairy series.

The valley and balcony were rendered in two separate 3d programs, and assembled in Photoshop