I couldn't get much more complicated with the tree, Bryce has a limit to the number of polygons it will import. However if it did have more leaves, I think it would be less interesting.

This one took seven hours for the computer to render. Apparently I went over board on the leaves.

Feeling twisted? A double helix of silver and gold spikes folds back on itself several times.

Most images have one thing that slows progress. Everything falls into place except the lighting, point of view, or as in this case waves. It took forever, but I am glad I stuck with it.

I've had several requests to continue my onyx table series, which works rather well with this magic lamp I created in Amorphium.

I would finish images sooner if I didn't keep putting in detail that doesn't even show up in the final image. For example, the rope texture and frayed end, coconuts on the beach, and the sunburn on the legs.

When I started this rendering it was almost warm outside. As I worked, the weather grew colder and started to snow. I'm sure that was just a coincidence.

Was it the water, or the lack of everything else? This image came from playing with palm tree models.

Everything looks bigger through a telescope...
The moon was made in Amorphium, the rocket was assembled completely
from Bryce primitives.