Quote - where some may find Bryce can no longer give them everything they want...
*gasp!  Whinces as he reads that.

:-D

I've also thought along those lines when I first arrived at Renderosity. There were so many art softwares on display, and Bryce was in Corel limbo. But then I started seeing the works of people like Hobbit, Woodhurst, Incarnadine, and many others. I was like.. "wow! I wanna do that." Was very impressed with humble Bryce. So I strive.

When it comes to Bryce, I have no doubt it can play ball with other top line products. Yet there is more to placing objects on a screen and clicking render. Composition... POV... and the intimate knowledge of the program. For me, I'm trying to be more creative, especially with POV. I use you all, believe it or not, as my guides. I wish I could get my camera angled like Orbital does, for instance.

I think there's also an element of impatience. I haven't posted in a while. Others post once a week. Others a few times a year. I get itchy to post, but hold off until I feel there's something worth viewing. Thus I'm always backing up to DVD all the unfinished projects.

The software makes it easier, yet it's those other things.. POV, composition, patience, etc. Art ain't easy.