The nourishment which beauty gives to the soul is essential for the development of Renaissance Personhood. This beauty is pursued through the arts, and requires the pursuit of only the most excellent and uplifting expressions. Only to the extent that the arts awaken the awareness of human suffering and thus the burning desire to alleviate it, may this rule be broken. All forms of art that seek to debase both art and human dignity are inimical to the development of the spirit.

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My Bryce gallery on 3dCommune.

Textures for Bryce

Bryce1
Bryce2
Bryce3 Images 9 and 10 contain my first textures
Bryce&Ultrafractal Each image has at least one texture which is a fractal originally developed in Ultrafractal, whether obvious or not!
Bryce5
Bryce6
Bryce&Ultrafractal2

At this point, I'm mixing them up! You'll find Bryce, Terragen, Poser, Ultrafractal, Spiralizer, and Xenodream all being used. Eventually, you will also probably find stuff that has been modified in PSP7, and images containing objects made in Shapemaker. Some backgrounds may well be from NASA or the Hubble telescope.

The term "hubism" is used to describe some of these images. A hubism (named after Hubert) is made by placing simple objects inside a sphere, with radial lights. All objects have a highly reflective material. It makes very interesting abstracts.

Bryce8 The final image was made for a contest. For a larger version of this image, go here.
Bryce9 New!
Bryce10 New!
Bryce11 New!

Thanks to Art Grafx, Ironbear, Mitch, 3dplants.com, Skydancer, and Toucan.