The reflective material, mercury maybe, sags under it's own weight, and dents the surface without breaking the surface tension.

Good lighting was a challenge, as all the complicated refractions in the face obscured the nose and other features.

Image transmitted back from an exploring rover on an alien planet.

A sight that can never be seen in reality.

This one started out with a blue sky, no mountains, and no lake. It changed slowly, and ended up much better than what I thought I was making.

Freezing mist clings to every surface, painting the world white.

Keep an eye out for unlicensed use of this image, it will probably be pirated a lot. (Ironic, huh?)

This one came out a lot better than I had hoped for. I was going to make the face look plastic, but it is much more mesmerizing staring into this face on your desktop.

The face was 'sculpted' in Amorphium, and the rays were made with a lattice in Bryce.