He tricked the beast into wedging itself in a tight place, but it still looks like a tough fight.

Viking ships could sail up rivers reaching hundreds of miles inland.

I found a great piano mesh at 3D-Cafe, it was a lot of fun to play around with. It didn't have a bench, but the legs were so simple to match I just stacked primitive shapes.

I wanted the background to be a long endless tube, but the wave pattern vanished too quickly in the distance, so I have to use a cone, but it achieved the effect I wanted perfectly.

I planned on having a small object sit on the newspaper I had been working on, and put the sphere there as a place holder. I loved the reflections and refractions so much, I had to use it as is.

Freezing mist clings to every surface, painting the world white.

I used complex model trees as well as Bryce's built in trees, which caused the source file for this image to be 115 megs. I think that may be a record for me.

A splash of color for your desktop.

I couldn't come up with a name for this one, so I used a 'Name Maker' I found online that generates random names for bands.