The castle is made up of Bryce
primitives.

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.

Multiple multi-replications in Bryce, approaching the complexity of a living machine.

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.

My first experiments with lighting gels in Bryce.

This turned out to be much more difficult than I thought. I wanted it to be a view from inside an ant hill, looking down several tunnels at once. But since you can only point the camera one direction at a time I had to opt for a more cavernous approach.

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.

A bug in Amber. A rare find indeed, that high in the mountains. The hand was created using Poser.

The original plan was a large planet, with a couple big satellites. Apparently the inhabitants evolved faster than I could draw them.