Critical Mass by Nanothect

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Sep 03, 2006

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Description

The smallest mass of a fissionable material that will sustain a nuclear chain reaction at a constant level. Been making wallpapers again...(between sci-fi stuff) This is a Bryce Mat I created using the 'Hinchu' method. And I must remember to upload it to the freebie section sometime soon. Thanks for viewing, and any comments you might leave. Take Care Now :)

Comments (11)

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SunsetHunter

7:11PM | Sun, 03 September 2006

Thats a cool mat - very 'liquid metal'.

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Nanothect

7:50PM | Sun, 03 September 2006

Hey thanx for the positive comment, for a moment there I thought no-one was gonna say anything...eeek!

transplantboy

10:23PM | Sun, 03 September 2006

fantastic! can't wait to get the mat and try it in my own render's

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supermarioART

2:45AM | Mon, 04 September 2006

Very original work with mats and fantastic render as usual!!!WOW!!!

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Eekka

10:17AM | Mon, 04 September 2006

Exciting,Cool and Superb Abstract-Work..Wonderful Colors..Wow.

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melevos

11:05AM | Mon, 04 September 2006

very cool abstract work!!!!

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leehilliard

1:21PM | Mon, 04 September 2006

if i didn't know it was 3d i'd think someone photoed the inside a gas tank or something. definitly a cool concept.it really looks like a liquid.well done.

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soffy

5:25PM | Mon, 04 September 2006

indeed a very beautiful abstract creation,excellent****

Unokitti45119

10:23PM | Sun, 10 September 2006

More! More!

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thecytron

10:31AM | Fri, 24 November 2006

Awesome texturing technique!

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renderwhatcity

1:43AM | Sun, 17 December 2006

WOW Rob, You really are becoming a consummate master! I love this type of image for a desktop! I havent got the slightest clue how you did it!! What is the hinchu method? I would really love to get to know how to do THIS in Bryce! It is really beautiful and wonderfully engaging. Well done keep it up!