faces in log 1 by woodcarver

Bryce • (none) • posted on Oct 16, 2002

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Comments (14)

ocddoug

1:57AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Great work, and a bit haunting....

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chrysaor

2:44AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Impressive and inspiring. Thanks for sharing. Is it really made with bryce ? Bye, chr

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nexxon

3:18AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

you are wrong. this is a bryce!gallery.

tuttle

4:46AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

It's pretty cool, but it needs to go in the Photography gallery.

dlewis

5:36AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Nice work. Did you use a virtual log?

6:47AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

thats very nice

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Jed

7:37AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Please let us in on how you did this...It's absolutely realistic! Great job!

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woodcarver

11:35AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Ok, this isn't Bryce. It is real 3D woodcarving. I always posted my carvings in Bryce because its not 2D or photography or any other program. Most people were please to see these here and I was glad to share these with all of you. I would like to know if the artist here would prefere that I stop posting my 3D in this 3D gallery. Pierre

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tjohn

12:08PM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Maybe Renderosity could add a Sculpture gallery. Until then, this probably should be in the Photography gallery. I don't think anyone in the Bryce gallery are mad when someone posts a photo here, it just isn't really Bryce. I believe most of us surf around other galleries than just Bryce. I usually surf the "All Galleries" gallery, because I love all the types of art that can be viewed here. BTW, this exceptionally good carving, you have a real talent for this. It reminds me of some 18th - 19th century carving from German craftsmen. Are you self-taught, or is woodcarving a family trade, perhaps?

alvinylaya

8:23PM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Whew, for a moment there I thought my senses were deceiving me... Excellent work though!

linkinpark

7:28AM | Fri, 18 October 2002

This is one of the most photorealistic pictures I have ever seen...GENIAL!!!!

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