Really nice job on this. I clicked on the image to hear the song, lol.

Phil Drawbridge and Joe Vinton...names from awhile back :)

This is really a fantasic, intricate work of art. Bravo!

That's beautiful AS. As always, interesting and mats are perfect.

Fantastic one. The eye is very creepy here.

Thank you for posting that Spuddy, it helps me visualize how you did it. Cheers!

Spuddy, very cool cage effect. Is that 360 degree? I try to make images with that but everything is so small. Yours looks great.

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I'll be, never knew about that. Thank you!

Opened this last one. Super cool materials. The voronoi material had color in the volume. Not sure what that does. The lighting is really nice. I was surprised that the sun was disabled. Your object doesn't show up as a mesh so it's hard to position it. Thank you for sharing, very interesting.

Oh, that's sweet. I really like the materials that you use. Think that I'll try playing with this one. Thanks

AgentSmith, I do hope that you post an image or another Voronoi knot that you made. I know it's the last gasp of the Bryce community but there's still a few using it and it's nice to see what others do. ...not to put any pressure on you...

Daz 3D gallery isn't up yet (that I know of) so post them in our ongoing 'show us your Bryce renders' thread. Your work is always exceptional.

AS, would love to see you drop by the Daz 3D forum (shhhh).

Miss B, I might just try Blender again. I'm used to Hexagon but it can be buggy. It's like Bryce...it could be great if they had continued developing it.

AgentSmith, there's another program I never learned to use...ZBrush. I have books for beginners, I have at least 10 purchased videos and I only ever used it with Substance Painter to apply displacement on my models. The beginner book says it's best to use a drawing tablet instead of a mouse because pressure is needed. I simply can not use a tablet. I have two of them and the lines I try to draw are never where I want them. It's like trying draw while looking in a mirror. On another note, your models look wonderful and interesting.