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.

This one has a lot of hours invested. 48 of which were waiting for it to render. I shouldnt try for so much detail during such a busy time of year.

A magical ring of stones, can you think of a better way to travel?

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

Non-objective multiple multi-rotation calculations with morphing metaballs using Bryce 5.1

Bryce 5's trees refused to work the way I wanted, so I used complex models in the solid glass spheres instead. This turned out to be a mistake. Due to the intense reflection depth rendering, this took a week to render.

Bryce 5 has meta-balls that can create amorphic shapes like these bubbles.  (Dolphins do blow bubble rings.)

Rings of force represent the sound of the thunder resonating from the superheated air around the lightning.

To get blossoms on Bryce's trees, there are actually two trees that make up each one. The first with small leaves, and the second with bitmap flowers in the place of leaves.