Negative Glass by lemonjim

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Jul 30, 2003

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Description

A little play on words, since it is 'neutral' glass toys embedded in slightly larger 'negative' cutouts from a stack of really thin cubes. -*- Hi folks... Just rewarming the ol' bryce skills! I've been consumed in diverse other endeavors recently, but can't put bryce down for long. Meantime many new ideas are brewing, in a rich ferment ...of scientific rapture. So, look out! -*- thanks for viewing, now what does it need indeed?

Comments (15)

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ralphwarnick

9:17PM | Wed, 30 July 2003

A really wonderful image. I am delighted and look hard at how you did this great render.

garyandcatherine

9:49PM | Wed, 30 July 2003

Really cool, love the warm colors.

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frndofyaweh

10:12PM | Wed, 30 July 2003

Nice glass sculpture! It needs a fountain of water to put it in and a big modern office build. in the bckgrnd. Hmmm, I do wonder what water droplets, would do to the reflection?!

Sking

10:16PM | Wed, 30 July 2003

I like this alot Jim. Have no idea how you did this but it makes for wonderful viewing. Love the textures used and the reflective nature is awesome. Well done. ---- Scott.

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Incarnadine

10:30PM | Wed, 30 July 2003

A wonderful departure here as well. Your other endevors are also appreciated. Classy image.

keeba17

1:49AM | Thu, 31 July 2003

Wow Jim, theres no way to describe this. Its really an abstract masterpiece. The transparency and reflectiveness has been utilized in great unison. congrats on a wonderful piece of art. A+

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Doublecrash

5:39AM | Thu, 31 July 2003

I'm not a big fan of abstract myself, but the smoothness and originality of the material you used, along with the lighting, makes this a very special image, Jim. Glad, oh-so-glad, to see you back experimenting in our good ole' Bryce.

SylvieB92

8:21AM | Thu, 31 July 2003

Very beautiful abstract image with nice colors! Love it a lot:)

Tanialmeida

10:52AM | Thu, 31 July 2003

a fantastic conception once again, an enigma where light seems to travel i don't know how!!??? brilliant ;0]

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