Spaghetti Knot by Funcoflipper

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Jun 30, 2004

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Description

Knotted Knots!!! A bit different than usual. Thanks for looking!

Comments (15)

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EngleWolf

10:16PM | Wed, 30 June 2004

You're knot talking 'bout them knots in the image are ya?! Well I'm knot going in there, might get all tangled up!!... on a serious note though, this is unique and original and the clarity, reflections and detail are most awesome!!! Love this!!!!!! :o)

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orbital

2:16AM | Thu, 01 July 2004

Cool abstarct, nice blend of colours and shapes.

keys13

3:40AM | Thu, 01 July 2004

Stunning work! beautiful composition ;) Colors are beautiful !!!!

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zopeynn

10:28AM | Thu, 01 July 2004

wow!this is fantastic work,bravo!

visiergraupe

1:58PM | Thu, 01 July 2004

fantastic!

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violet

2:15PM | Thu, 01 July 2004

Looks fantastic !!! great choice of colors..!

captor213

10:45PM | Thu, 01 July 2004

I dunno how you did this,but its awesome.

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melevos

11:32AM | Fri, 02 July 2004

Awesome!!!

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Digimon

10:05PM | Fri, 02 July 2004

Simply stunning!! An awesome bryce piece!!! It's an image like this that inspires me, to test Bryce's limit's. You have done a superb job here!!

jamba215

2:14PM | Sun, 04 July 2004

jeeze, i wonder how you made this... Lovely!

Funcoflipper

2:58PM | Sun, 04 July 2004

Agent Smith knows how I did it!!

Unokitti45119

3:17PM | Sun, 04 July 2004

Very eye-catching!

Wheeliedevil

5:08PM | Mon, 05 July 2004

Wow!! Really spectacular!! I love the white haze in the background. Is it all one peice? How did you make that in Bryce?

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lemonjim

1:09AM | Tue, 27 July 2004

This is fun stuff indeed, kinda recognize the tool, playing with KnotPlot, too! Tons of fun! objout! Then importing the OBJs into bryce & you encounter a difference of the centroids, where the outer hoops are off-center unless you nudge them back, you done good! A nice result here.

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