Inspired by Y2K, I had some problems when an error wiped out 4 hours of work. (I thought it was saving, but it actually wasn't.)

The memory of a beautiful scene tends to exaggerate the key points, trees are taller, valleys are deeper, vistas are wider, and the moon is bigger. I used a telescopic photo of the moon to get more detail.

They eat what, for Thanksgiving?The main parts of the turkey were made in Amorphium, and imported into Bryce.  The stump was created using Bryce's terrain editor.

Heat waves recreated by placing a wavy glass texture in front of the camera point.

In the spirit of Halloween I planned a goofy dance of skeletons, but it almost ended up creepy enough for a more serious category.

Here are a couple of manatees I drew with Amorphium.

This may look like the planet in Ring station, but this one is actually using a moon texture, and realistic rings.

A long forgotten magical place, or is it what happens when no one is around to see water play? Based on my experiments with drawing water ripples with the terrain editor in Bryce.

This one was suggested by my friend Eric. The first of my humorous 3D.