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

Anybody seen the watering can? The column is made from knot parts from Steven Abbott's Knots3d program.

The wall is entirely made up of Boolean primitives in Bryce (plus a bitmap texture of course.)

This is made from the temporary file where I assembled the ferry for the Ferryman image. I liked how it looked on it's own so much, I composed a second image.

Creating this many pillars individually would have been impossibly complex. I instead made a solid block, with a grid of negative cylinders inside, carving out the archways.

I used a volumetric cube to create the hazy effect of the pool, and terrains for the waves. The dolphins and boy were made using Poser.

I first used these Orcas I made in a logo wallpaper project for including on computers sold by Ice-Comp. I'll probably use them again sometime.

Simple, yet striking. The parts of the model were made in Amorphium, and assembled and textured in Bryce.

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.