I had to sacrifice some detail on the man pouring the bucket, to show the great distance the catwalks cover.

A Friday special for those of you at the office.

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.

Complex textures, not only did I work a long time creating them, but it took 24 hours to render.

If you are curious to see a tall version of this, the commercial version was setup as a vertical format.
Commercial version

This was originally supposed to be raw precious stones, but everyone seems to think they look like ice or jelly. Don't judge by the thumbnail, they do look cool on a desktop.

This came about after seeing my previous Dolphin from a camera angle above the water. It gave me this idea, which came out quite nice. (It is the same water, with a new sky, and without the light gel.)

Ah, to get away from the cold, away from the crowd, all we need now is some Bud Ice. Doo-be doobie doo... The plant objects were created in Ray Dream Studio.