This looks incredibly good. Maybe you could extend the lower table so that it looks like the cloth is resting on it all the way and not just hanging in the air.

Looks great!

Good dog!

Thanks. Never crossed my mind :-)

I love the way it looks like a child's hand! That is what we all are after all. Great idea!

It looks inviting and scary at the same time. Antique and futuristic both. Nicely balanced.

I like the way chaos is contrasted, actually, covering what seems to be technological order. Wish we all have more such happy accidents.

I think the red ball gives the image a strong anchor, a starting point for the eye. It is fine as it is, do not change anything.

I like your image a lot. What about the electrical field? How did you do it?

Funny, how many of us think SF when using Bryce, which was primarily, as I understand, intended for creating realistic Earth terrains. Great idea, nevertheless.

I think the operative word here is definitely magazine. It is true, faces, especially female faces are attractive and result in more sold copies. But, the same is not true, in my opinion, for book covers. Here, the image is secondary to the title and the author, sometimes even in reverse order. This may be off topic here, but just wanted to share an observation, see if you agree on it.

Just attach it to the post or a reply bellow. That is what I do. t.

Thanks. I will. t.

Always good to see an SF hommage, too!

That's it, Catlin. I had a feeling the people in this forum would feel about the pleasing and stimulating just as strongly as they appreciate effort and skill. A combination not easily found these days. Not to mention being nice and supportive to newcomers. I haven't been posting and discussing much, but rather reading, learning and feeling my way around. And after a while I am certain I chose this forum well. And I love the challeges. Make me think and use what Bryce has to offer more than I ever would on my own, since this is not my profession. I also wonder how many people here are professional artists and designers or related professions, how many just hobby artists like me. Any ideas? Or is it not important at all? tatjana