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Bryce • Abstract • posted on Jun 27, 2015

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Abstract Object by Stephen Hetzel Thanks for lookin' Tom

Comments (38)

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Hubert

3:54AM | Sat, 27 June 2015

Cool result!

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soffy

6:23AM | Sat, 27 June 2015

Wonderfully done,excellent Bryce work:)...thanks for visiting my gallery***

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giulband

10:03AM | Sat, 27 June 2015

WOW !! Absolutely a wonderful creation !!!!!!!

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UteBigSmile

1:49PM | Sat, 27 June 2015

LOOKS SIMPLY AMAZING!!!!!

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bebopdlx

12:21AM | Sun, 28 June 2015

Just plain cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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BryceHoro

4:23AM | Sun, 28 June 2015

Simply beautiful.

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Cyve

7:05AM | Sun, 28 June 2015

WOnderful creation and fabulous structures!!!

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QuietRiot

10:04AM | Sun, 28 June 2015

Awesome!

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sossy

4:01PM | Sun, 28 June 2015

amazing artwork! looks like a strange city in another world and its reflection! ;o)

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rayag

6:34AM | Mon, 29 June 2015

Absolutely FABULOUS !!! Thanks for comments on my gallery !

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ia-du-lin

3:03PM | Sat, 18 July 2015

looks like a fractal - cool work

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jocko500

7:53PM | Thu, 23 July 2015

wonderful

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KarmaSong

7:55AM | Sun, 26 July 2015

As a Brycist myself, I am flabbergasted by the beauty of this abstract, a type of graphics I reckon, that is beyond my control, my skill I should say ! Your creation and render are fantastic !

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danapommet

2:43AM | Tue, 28 July 2015

An awesome zoom and lovely results!

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anmes

9:25PM | Tue, 28 July 2015

Could be a design for jewellry!

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claude19

1:57AM | Wed, 29 July 2015

fantastic render in an abstract world where our brain is seeing what he want ! Great knowledge about Bryce???and I love the dynamic movement in this opus, an excellent artistic composition ! I am very happy by meeting your work ...and your A R T !!! Claude

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Richardphotos

2:49PM | Wed, 29 July 2015

I tried Bryce many years ago, but never made anything worth a hoot. your art is very impressive

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moochagoo

7:55PM | Sat, 01 August 2015

Nice work and composition.

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Egzariuf

9:32PM | Sat, 01 August 2015

WOW !!! this is really beautiful !!!

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estevez

4:55PM | Sun, 02 August 2015

Very beautiful and interesting abstract! Excelent idea. Congratulations driftrat.

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blankfrancine

3:11PM | Fri, 07 August 2015

Marvelously done.Looks more like a fractal rendering than any thing done by Bryce.I just wish it was at a higher resolution to appreciate the detail.

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rbowen

9:56PM | Sun, 09 August 2015

Stunning!!!

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Hendesse

2:32AM | Fri, 04 September 2015

Looks fantastic. Excellent and very creative work!

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Leije

1:07PM | Sun, 11 October 2015

Complex and esthetic graphism, great work in Bryce !

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daggerwilldo

7:30PM | Sun, 18 October 2015

Wow, wonderful and detailed piece. Very intricate and fun to view.

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Star4mation

1:03PM | Sun, 25 October 2015

Superb Brycework :)

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anahata.c

8:56AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

I think you posted something like this, before---a similar idea, but a different visual. Both are beautiful. This looks like a series of old machine parts---gears and such. But also, parts for old mechanical (wind-up) pocket watches. And you've strung them together into a circular orbit, as if they were clustered around a star. And your point of view doesn't look at the circle, but at the 'line': You're presenting this from the side, where the circle is collapsed into a visual line. (Maybe it's an elipse. Maybe it's a complex of curves...)

And you have metal links that go beyond the picture frame--there are orbits/energy fields here that are quite large. But most of all, it feels like a long string of brass objects, with beautiful tints of red and amber, and with the most fascinating shapes. Like some of your commenters above, I too was surprised you did this in Bryce: I've never used Bryce, mind you, but from all the Bryce work I've seen, this seems most unusual. But you've shown real creativity in your art, so it's not surprising you'd get creative with your software. And I agree with Mandi (blankfrancine) that there's a fractal feeling to this.

Finally, you did it all on white, which is a great choice: It allows the sheen and hues of these objects to shine all the more. Terrific piece, Tom. I'll take 20. (Send me the bill.)

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