Hollow man wearing a grey necktie. by Hubert

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Apr 18, 2010

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Another abstract "Hubism" image. ;) A Bryce 4 composition/render. Made of three shiny spheres, 8 flat cubes and 4 colored spotlights, rendered as panorama. No postwork besides of adding the frame. The most difficult part was finding an impressive title for such a modern piece of Art. "MoMA, where arest thou??!" ;) Actually just an abstract doodle, to relax from some Woody scenes. Though I won´t neglect Woody, hehehe.

Comments (50)

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Bothellite

7:30AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

That title deserves high praise. You nailed it! If you just post'd the bottom 2/3's of this and named it "Wall Street" you would probably make it in the New Yorker. Perfect.

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Spirit1

7:43AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

A great abstract image.

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NitraLing

7:52AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

Simply Superb!!!!

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peedy

8:45AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

Fantastic image! Awesome colors and lighting! Corrie

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njb2000

8:51AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

Lovely abstract image. Love it!

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unstart

9:05AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

Love the sharpness of this..very original!!

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farmerC

9:07AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

Fantastice Creation.

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mburleigh8

9:42AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

OO wow i really like this one, most bryce abstracts have allot of reflection, This one doesn't and the pastell colors are very good,

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adrie

10:00AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

Gorgeous and colorful design, excellent work.

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claude19

10:25AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

UNBELIEVABLE surrealist scene ! Great designs and wonderful colors ! Very creative :

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ThunderStone

10:42AM | Sun, 18 April 2010

I like this! Didn't know you could get this type of abstract effect with in Bryce without reflection. You could have sent it into a business online rag...

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