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Bryce F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 21 4:12 am)
Subject: Where are all the Bryce artists?
Name: ICM
Age: 47
Area: Connecticut, USA
How long have you used Bryce?: Bryce 5 since 99
What kind of art do you create usually?: *whatever sparks my interest at the time
Would you ever move over to Vue?: No
What is your favourite Bryce art you have done and why? Can't pick just one, each has it's own special allure due to the level of commitment with each creation.
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Name: Gog
Age: 39
Area: Bristol, UK
How long have you used Bryce?: Since Bryce 2
What kind of art do you create usually?: *All sorts very much by mood - bryce now tends to be used to create terrains that I then export.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Doubtful, I have transitioned to mainly model and render from Blender
What is your favourite Bryce art you have done and why? Very difficult for me to say generally most of my pure bryce art is not that good!, it's just part of my pipeline that manily ends at the moment with indigo renderer
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Toolset: Blender, GIMP, Indigo Render, LuxRender, TopMod, Knotplot, Ivy Gen, Plant Studio.
***Would you ever move over to Vue?:
Heresy!*
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And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
Name: Pakled
Age: dang near 50 (November 18..;)
Area: North Kakalakee
How long have you used Bryce?: since Bryce 5.0. (about 2001 or 2, I fergit)
What kind of art do you create usually?: Space shots, surrealistic, everything but actually realistic landscapes..;).
Would you ever move over to Vue?: I have Vue 3 on the system, but I keep forgetting..;)
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Probably 'Back in Metropolis', my best Poser pic using no Poser..;)
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anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)
**Name: grasshopper1980
** **Age: 27
****Area: Peoria, Illinois
****How long have you used Bryce?: Since Feb 2007
****What kind of art do you create usually?: Oceanscapes, surreal, whatever I can make look good at this point in time
****Would you ever move over to Vue?: Most likely not. It was hard enough to learn Bryce, now I'm trying to learn Photoshop. These were hard enough, don't need to through anything else in, at least not yet.
What is your favourite Bryce art you have done and why?: All of the images I have on this site. I don't have a favorite. I'm proud of all of them.
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Name: Tom271
Age: middle age
Area: Queens, N.Y.
How long have you used Bryce?: Bryce since v.5
What kind of art do you create usually?: I use it to render my models and to create scene as well*
Would you ever move over to Vue?: never say never...
Bryce is my favorite program...
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Name: Thandaluz
Age: 50
Area: Bahia - Brasil
How long have you used Bryce?:
2 years
What kind of art do you create usually?:
Landscape, Abstract, Jewels, SCIFI, Fantasizes, Models,....
Would you ever move over to Vue?:
I use VUE regularly for studies and when I like the result I publish in my gallery; but if Bryce didn't come with new resources, VUE can be my second brush.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why?
I am not a lot of friend of landscapes, I prefer my models or even working with other artists' models. The textures, colors, and illumination are much more realistic. Perhaps for not having a lot of technique in landscapes or even for the deficiency of Bryce in realism.
My Web Site:
www.microdadosnet.com.br/tharian
Name: Aldaron
Age: 42
Area: Wisconsin, USA
How long have you used Bryce?: since Bryce 4
What kind of art do you create usually?: Sci-Fi/ Fantasy mostly
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Already have, Vue6 Infinite.....Bryce on steroids :)
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? (*must be in your gallery for us to see): * I would have to say "Ambush" was my best in Bryce.
Name: sackrat
Age: 54
Area: Winchester, Virginia
How long have you used Bryce?: 9 years
What kind of art do you create usually?:
Landscape, Historic, Nature, Abstracts.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: No,.......... I do work with Cinema 4D though.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why?
An image called "Snow" http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1228273&member
"Any club that would have me as a member is probably not worth joining" -Groucho Marx
Name: Chris
Age: 20
Area: USA
How long have you used Bryce?: Since Bryce 5.5 became free.
What kind of art do you create usually?: Starships and space stations.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Doubtful.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Uhh.... A picture that I did with my ship and the Ringworld Halo. And no, it is not in my gallary.
In order to go forward, one must often times look to the past.
Name: Ruben (nicknames: Ray, ZZtop)
Age: 21 (almost 22)
Area: Amstelveen, The Netherlands
How long have you used Bryce?: Since Bryce 2
What kind of art do you create usually?: *Whatever comes to mind really. pencil and paper, 2d and 3d digital art, music, that kinda things.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Maybe, i dont know. So far my experience with old vue versions was that the program was rather instable.
What is your favourite Bryce art you have done and why? I dont know... u tell me!
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Name: Alex Age: 22 Area: Manchester, UK How long have you used Bryce?: 5 years What kind of art do you create usually?: I wouldn't really say its art. Would you ever move over to Vue?: Never. What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Maybe 'F-Zero Grand Prix', since its a bit of a departure from my usual style.
Quote - ***Would you ever move over to Vue?:
Heresy!*
Thanks for taking part... no really!
A real thanks to the rest of you guys, nice to know there is a working community here, was starting to think it was a bit shallow since I don't see many Bryce art... well moreso for Vue, which is why I asked the question. It's a fact that Vue can do more than Bryce, but I like Bryce, and I hope version 7 comes up with the goods Vue users are so good at rubbing our faces in about.
Keep em coming...... ;-)
Name: deadwarrior
Age: 56
Area: Los Angeles
How long have you used Bryce?: Since Bryce 5.0 became available.
What kind of art to you create usually?: Landscapes, Fantasy, Surrealism, SciFI (sometimes).
Would you ever move over to Vue?: I haven't tried it, but then I like to try different types of 3D programs. I'd love to try VUE and matte scenes or objects into Bryce. Besides, I like to keep a diversified art toolbox and not concentrate on one particular program. (Though Bryce has become my favorite and remains so).
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why?: I'm still geting a getting the feel when it comes to Bryce and since I don't have a body of work posted in Bryce, I really can't say.
"Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends,
Come Inside, Come Inside."
"Brain Salad Surgery"
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
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**Name:** Antti **Age:** 24 **Area:** Finland **How long have you used Bryce?:** just for two years **What kind of art do you create usually?:** mainly fantasy and scifi art.. mr Tolkien's tales have been the greatest source of inspiration **Would you ever move over to Vue?:**No idea... **What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why?** I think I like most my latest one: The Secret Garden, it just turned out far better than i thought and there were so many obstacles when doing that so i'm happy now:)
Name: Chohole (aka Pam)
Age: Never ask a lady her age, but just for you I am past retirement age.
Area: Richmond, Surrey (UK)
How long have I used Bryce?; since I got Bryce 2 on a mag cover, whenever that was.
What kind of art do I create usually: I hate to be predictable, it depends how the mood takes me.
Would I ever move over to vue?; Absolutely no, tried a free demo once, hated it, haven't changed my mind yet.
What is my most favourite bryce art that I have done and why? Now that is a good question. My most popular with others here was "Peace in the valley", my most succesful elsewhere was "On St Patrick's day" (the 2005 version, because a hard copy of it is now in the heritage centre of the village I showed, and my most poignant for me was "The last rose of Summer" becuse it was posted originally on the 1st anniversary on my eldest son's death.
The greatest part of wisdom is learning to develop the ineffable genius of extracting the "neither here nor there" out of any situation...."
Name: Richard
Age: sneaking up on 46 (carefully!)
Area: Montreal, Canada
How long: since Bryce 2
Vue: Not likely, I tend to work mostly in Cinema4D but still dig into Bryce (6.1) to work landscapes/backgrounds/certain procedural textures and the occasional artwork.
What kind of art: All over the map, I think I tend to do fantasy themes a bit more than the others.
Favourite Bryce work: Not sure if I can name one specifically.
Pass no temptation lightly by, for one never knows when it may pass again!
Name: vangogh Age: 57 Area: Dayton, Ohio How long have you used Bryce?: Since 2000 What kind of art do you create usually?: Off the wall art, art fueled mainly by ideas and concepts. Would you ever move over to Vue?: Maybe someday....tried to download the demo (version 6), but was not successful. What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? The current one in my gallery, But then.....the current one is always my favorite.
Name: Death (at midnight)
Age: Too darn young.
Area: Coffee shops mostly, where ever there's 'net access.
How long have you used Bryce?: since Bryce 5
What kind of art do you create usually?: Whatever comes to mind. Though it seems whatever I can do with HDRI nowdays. Check out my gallery (http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/member.php?my_gallery)
Would you ever move over to Vue?: There's no need to insult me with the V word.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Tsubo Niwa. I love the color of grass, shallow water, and the soft glow of lanterns in twilight. It is a courtyard garden--tsubo niwa--which is an expression of a rich culture. There's history involved, and although Japan is a 1st world, technological country, there's a connection to the past. It's also symbolic for inner tranquility. And courtyard gardens are usually hidden, often secret gardens, tucked away in a cornor, in a room, between houses, in an alley. They are often a source of awe and fascination to me.
Name: AnnieD
Age: Older than dirt..
Area: Missouri
How long have you used Bryce?: I started learning to use it this year.
**What kind of art do you create usually?: ** Scenery and animals
Would you ever move over to Vue?: I would add it to my list of progs to learn..
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Play Ball!
The colors came out good. :D
“For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who don't believe, no proof is possible.”
[Stuart Chase]
Name: Skiwillgee
Age: 13 going on 61
Area: North Carolina, USA
How long have you used Bryce?: since Coreal Bryce 5.0
What kind of art do you create usually?: I still don't know. Look at my gallery; I'm all over the place
Would you ever move over to Vue?: No I'm too cheap and stupid
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? (*must be in your gallery for us to see):
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=887960
"Norh Sea Sentinal" because it was my first posting and I still think it is my best Bryce work. Why is this italics I can't change it? See I'm dumb at some things.
It's italic because when you copied and pasted from the original it was in italic...and you didn't change it. :D
next time it does that to you..just highlite the text you want to change back... go to top of reply window and hit the italic button..or whatever you want to change.
“For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who don't believe, no proof is possible.”
[Stuart Chase]
Heheh! a lot of older folk like myself here, but also a broad range of ages.
@ Rosie, Get that art up now! ok, you've been told. :-D
@ vangogh, I tried that demo download too, and the file was just corrupt.
@ Skiwillgee, Hehehe! welcome to the club.
@ AnnieD, well i'm kinda older than dirt myself, but learning new art apps... not a chance! :-D
@ Antti, Cool website and renders.
Thanks you other guys for sharing, beautiful renders. Keep em coming!
Name: Thelby
Age: Old enough to know how, Young enough to play
Area: The Other Side of the Island
How long have you used Bryce?: Since May 2006 and with 5.5
What kind of art do you create usually?: Landscapes
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Already there and YES I bought the T-shirt, too!!!
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? "Almost Paradise", because it was my very First ever image created and rendered using HRDI as Lighting and I think Bryce 6.1 Rocks with it. Takes it up to a whole new level. I will always Love Bryce, she was my first object importing 3D Program. Taught me the basics for building scenes that transposes over to other 3D Apps ;^D
I would rather
be Politically Incorrect,
Then have Politically
Correct-Incorrectness!!!
Name: buckzero
Age: 52
Area: South Carolina
How long have you used Bryce?: Started with B5 from Corel
What kind of art do you create usually?: Various
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Maybe
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Not one but all because of the way it was made or subject, anything I don't like never sees the light of day.
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Name: orbital
Age: 33
Area: UK
How long have you used Bryce?: Bryce 3 2001
What kind of art do you create usually?: Mostly Sci-fi Fantasy.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Possible, given the superior features, but sometimes it's best to stick to what you know, and also it's not what you use but how you use it.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? Probably "Places you've never been".
http://joevinton.blogspot.com/
Name: Questor4
Age: 30 someting :)
Area: UK
How long have you used Bryce?: since approx 04
What kind of art do you create usually?: Buildings, structures & landscape type scenes.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: I have used it before, but didnt like it.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? I am too much of a perfectionist, so Im never 100% happy with any image i make, I know i can do better but sometimes lose patience !! ,....Tricky,, I guess "alien world" is my fave, It's one of the 1st bryce pictures I made. I originally made it as a wallpaper and used it for ages on my desktop.
Link:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1500944&member
dhama..like skiwillgee, i'm dumb at things..
and lazy...ok ....so i admit it
- probs is... just the thought of resizing those images to put it up give me a migraine put it this way..i've changed my avatar a gazillion times today... resized it to even smaller than the given size110x96 pixels and 10 kb to boot.... and i still got told it was too big!!! finally managed it again... it got thru....but i'm still seeign the old avatar.
yup, yup though.i get the message...been away for a long timewill be back with a vengeance and ppix in a week.... just finished printing some stuff on silk cloth for a museum...lemme close that project...
btw.WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO USE VUE?????????????
Name: Boekenwuurm
Age: 19
Area: The Netherlands
How long have you used Bryce?: 2 years i think
What kind of art do you create usually?: Fantasy and realistic.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Vue? Maybe if DAZ in the future not release a version of bryce with someting like ecosystem.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? 'As sand through a hourglass' because it was my first bryce image that is good enough for posting, and i like the look of the glas and the fantasy style of the overall image. Also I liked the houerglass (love metabals) and my next image will have it again.
Attached Link: http://www.irfanview.com
> Quote - > - probs is... just the thought of resizing those images to put it up give me a migraine put it this way..i've changed my avatar a gazillion times today... resized it to even smaller than the given size110x96 pixels and 10 kb to boot.... and i still got told it was too big!!! finally managed it again... it got thru....but i'm still seeign the old avatar.Have you ever tried................ Irfanview?
Name: SunsetHunter
Age: 41
Area: Melboune, Australia
How long have you used Bryce?: 18 months
What kind of art do you create usually?: Scientific surrealism (I coined that term myself!)
Would you ever move over to Vue?: I've tried to already....but I just find Bryce so much more inspirational that Vue 5 remains virtually forgotten on my hard drive. I'll try again one day!
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? "Mother Earth" because of who its about and "Theatre of the Spirit" because of its design.
Name: Lown (should have beeb Low N!) aka Leon Butchers aka Foxy Lexa!
Age: 31....OMG im getting old!!
Area: Helsinki, Finland but origianally from the Isle of Wight, England.
How long have you used Bryce: About a year and a half!
What kind of art: Scifi, scifi and some more scifi for good measure.
Would you move to Vue: I could be persuaded, have messed around with some free demos and the features are awesome! Uh-oh here come the Cardinals!!!
My favourite Bryce pic: Probably would have to be "Arrival".
Name: John McCulloch
Age: 44
Area: southeastern New Mexico, USA
How long have you used Bryce?: since Bryce 2 was released for Windows.
What kind of art do you create usually?: A variety of styles from as realistic as I can make it all the way to toony as I can go. Uses: Illustration, fine art, conceptual art, etc. I use it as a renderer only now. I use Rhino and Wings to model.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: Not likely. I'm working with RenderMan-compliant renderers as well as Bryce, and Bryce suits me just fine.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? I still like this one, "Professor Lug's Laboratory," because it's a complete scene and Bryce did exactly what I needed for the illustration:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=995498
Name: FranOnTheEdge
Age: mumble mumble mumble
Area: Resident at a college in Surrey until mid Sept - then hopefully at Newport University, Wales
How long have you used Bryce?: since Bryce3D - pre version 4.
What kind of art do you create usually?: Mostly sci-fi - I like sci-fi, but some urban streets too.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: No, can't afford it, I like Bryce too much anyway.
**What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why?
I'm quite happy with "**Where's My Ball Gone?" I liked the textures and this is also an animation - the quality of which isn't great but that's because the original had to be so small., it's a Bryce thing...
*http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1436335
*I've also recently been using it to create a company promotion for an internet TV & Radio service, a short animation, but no link for that as the final version hasn't been seen by the client yet.
Measure
your mind's height
by the shade it casts.
Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
**Name ** kiwi_gg
Age 59 in a couple of days
Area The Avatar might give it away
How long using bryce? Demo version Bryce 3D sometime around 2001 when I first learnt how to use a computer.
What sort of art What ever takes my fancy really.
Would I move to Vue. WHY??????? I'm still trying to learn Bryce!!
Favourite bryce art. Anything I create that I learn something from.
Cheers
GG 
WHO said Kiwi's can't Fly ?????
**Gog,
**> Quote - Fran, if you're on your way to Newport, drop in on the way by, I'm just north of the M4 bristol turning....
It's not actually firm yet - there seem to be a few problems - like I dunno yet if I'll get the maintainance grant - and without that I can't afford to go, plus now it seems you aren't allowed to park a car there - so how the heck I'm supposed to get there with all my stuff - plus the vast list of equipment we're supposed to bring with us as well - without me being able to pack it all in the car - well.... I dunno at all.
Looks like I'll have to get someone (dunno who) to drive me up there and then abandon me with all my belongings - in - it seems, a very unsafe area... (talk of private insurance needed - which BTW I've tried to get before but can't find any insurers who can do that)...
Oh gawd...
My nerves are beginning to fray rather.
Otherwise Gog, (lol!) I'd be happy to drop in on the way... It'd be nice to meet another Rendo denizen...
P.S. Anybody know what an "optical 8-camera Vicon Motion Capture facility" - might be when it's at home?
Measure
your mind's height
by the shade it casts.
Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
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I'm interested to know how many people here are using Bryce regularly, so if you would like to take part and reply with the fllowing. Thanks. :-)
Name: dhama
Age: 50
Area: Sweden
How long have you used Bryce?: since Bryce 2.
What kind of art do you create usually?: 'realistic' landscape scenery.
Would you ever move over to Vue?: maybe one day but Bryce is easier to use for my simple brain.
What is your most favourite Bryce art that you have done and why? (*must be in your gallery for us to see): ''*Wet and Dry' - I think I've actually acheived a quite realistic depth, something which I believe is dependent of the light direction and possibly scource. And the textures worked perfectly in this.
Thanks for taking part. :-)