Loopy

Source Thanks spektyr - I couldn't resist to have a look at the source and I must say, you have changed a lot since Unity 1, the last source I've seen from you. You haven't run out of ingenuity, yet.

Thanks Horo! It's true I haven't been doing much critique lately. I've been so busy expanding my exposure, working on my web site, creating new images and a bunch of other things outside cyberspace. It's been a busy week. LOL I did notice some new names here - Welcome to Bryce5.com Guys! - and I'm going to keep an eye on them. I'll try to give as much constuctive advice as I can. :-)

I appreciate and admire curiosity. Hell, I'm curiosity incarnate! LOL Here's a link to the Loopy.br6 file. http://www.spektyr.com/BR6/Loopy.br6 You'll be surprized at how simple the setup is. Enjoy! :-)

I was thinking a tutorial would be nice but I could not promise that i would make dozens of abstracts when I can enjoy yours. I would be curious as to how it is done. This looks abstract looks alike a dozen kids were given cans of that string stuff and just let it fly to the wind. It is beyond me how you did this one but it looks super.

A woolball, this time. Oh, Bryce is very well capable of doing this kind of abstracts - probably much more capable than others. I would see Bryce in there even if you were not so kind as giving me a source file. I cannot see the detail but along the course lines, I see how you do it. Your part lies in the experimentation and the detail to tweak things. And you are approaching an artistic eye of what is appealing. And you seem to have the ability to eternaly vary the theme. It is this that makes your work great. You have the eye. But not only for for this kind of work. I remember your start with mountaineous landscapes and they were very good. I would appreciate if you would also give your advice to other entrants of this community. This site lives from the comments of the peers and there are a bit few troubling themselves to give their impressions. You have a good eye, spektyr, and many of us would appreciate your remarks. Though praise is good for the ego (and if there's anything more important than my ego, I want it caught and shot, now - Zaphod Beeblebrox), but critic helps to improve.

Thanks Connor!! Almost all of my work is done completely with Bryce except the signature, which was done with Elefont and Bryce then added with Photoshop. It [I]is[/I] amazing what can be done with Bryce. Quite a few people have asked me if I do these completely with Bryce. This tells me my work is pretty unique. I really don't want to believe I'm the only one who has thought up the basic methods I use to create these images. That would be too egotistical. Maybe I'll write up a tutorial and post it to my web site one of these days. Maybe. ;-)

This is very cool. Its like an awesome tunnel. Do you make all of these abstracts in Bryce? or are other programs used as well? My favorite is still Infinity Minus One. Awesome.