ThePCWorx

This is a Bryce 7 creation using meatballs and a transparant aluminum texture. It resembles a giant yello blob undulating in space. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This my first attempt at working with fractals. I created this with a fractal program called Apophysis. I am just learning the software, so there will be more to come. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

There is a wonderful tutorial on Renderosity.com from Mele that gives the steps to create this object. I creted this from that tutorial, so I cannot take credit creating this. I thought it was cool, so I included it here. I created this image using Bryce 5.5. If you like it feel free to grab it for your desktop. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This compositition is an experiment in reflective symmetry. It kind of resembles an eye staring back at you from infinity. I created this image using Bryce 7.1. If you like it feel free to grab it for your desktop. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

I was browsing the Bryce tutorials on deviantart.com when I came across one by an artist who is listed as TuKan. Props to the artist for creating an awesome tutorial. I created this image using Bryce 5.5. If you like it feel free to grab it for your desktop. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

I wanted to create something dark and ominous. I created the cityscape and something was missing. The alien ships were pulled from Renderosity.com created by Gaspar. I created this image using Bryce 5.5. If you like it feel free to grab it for your desktop. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Imagine an alien spacecraft leaving its base located in an ice cave on a distant planet. Life struggles to survive under the protection of massive domes. The spaceship object was created by Spacebones and pulled from Renderosity.com. I created this image using Bryce 5.5. If you like it feel free to grab it for your desktop. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is one of my more recent works. I stumbled on an old tutorial on deviantart.com by an artist TLBKlaus. This is a wonderful use of geometric shapes and reflective materials. I created this image using Bryce 7.1. If you like it feel free to grab it for your desktop. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is one of my earlier works. I created this several years when I was experimenting with reflective spheres. It reminds me of visitors from another world arriving in the dark of night. I created this with Bryce 5.5 and it has an odd resolution of 1760 X 982 but still makes a fine wallpaper. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is an interesting composition. I was experimenting with creating a kaleidoscope using different textures for the ground plane. This was the result. It was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Red and blue Toruses twisted and contorted around a mirrored sphere. I think it turned out rather well. It was created using Bryce 7.1. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is an early work of mine, created several years ago. I don't remember just how I created ir, but I knew it was a keeper. It was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is another one of my older works created using Bryce 5.5. Imagine a view from below a gigantic space craft looking outward to infinity. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is a variation on a tutorial that I did several years ago. I was unable to find it again, so I am unable to credit the authot at this time. It is a rather interesting study in black, white and grey. It was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

I have always been fascinated with scenes from deep space. I created this composition from scratch using Photoshop CS3. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is one of my lighter works. Blue and silver rings with a white background. I created this several years ago using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is another experiment with colors and textures. Spheres within a reflective sphere. For some reason it makes me think of alien eggs. It was created this with Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This sort of reminds me of colored eggs in a nest of silvery grass. It was done using Bryce 7.1. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is one of my earliest works. It represents a blue watery expulsion, a birth of something. Maybe an idea. This was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Look deep into that glass of wine. I mean really deep. This remindes me of bubbles in a glass of wine, hence the name. Created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

I was experimenting with a kaleidoscope tutorial when I came up with this. It looks to me to be a quilt. Maybe an Irish quilt? Created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This was created using Bryce 5.5. It is yet another study of intersecting reflective spheres and rings. There seems to be a blue eye looking back at me from thcenter of the sphere. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Here is an abstract red bird preparing to take flight. I created this using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

I was experimenting with the multi-replicate tool in Bryce 5.5 when I created this golden rams horn. I placed it above a mirror ground plane for the double effect. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This composition defies description. The blue reminds me of a clear summer sky and the object in the foreground reminds me of a bright golden cymbal. I created this using Bryce 7.1. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Another abstract. This was originally intended to be a red version of "Rings" but I liked this perspective better. Created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is an interesting piece. Six distorted eyes focused on the empty space at the center. What could this mean? This was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This reminds me of one of those "spin paintings" you can create at a booth at the fair or at a carnival. Created using Bryce 5.5 while working a tutorial from the internet. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Is it just me or does this resemble two figures kissing? Maybe it is just my romantic side showing. This was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Wow! Is this psycodelic or what? I thought this texture would make a really cool wallpaper. This was created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Intersecting red glass rings around a mirrored sphere makes a rather interesting scene. Created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Here is another starfield done entirely in Photoshop CS3. Created from scratch using techniques learned from various tutorials on the internet. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This one is really wild! If I use my imagination, I can see two eyes and a big bulbous nose. But what are those things coming out of the eyes? created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Lots of blue in this one. It looks like reflective blue spheres emerging from a wierd blue tunnel. I used Bryce 5.5 to coax this from my imagination. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Here we have a refreshing glass of wine against a blue summer sky. This is form a tutorial from Mulawa. Created this with Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Can you see the angel with wings spread in flight? I see two legs, two arms, and her head. created using Bryce 5.5. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

This is another variation on the carbonite tutorial. I used Bryce 5.5 to coax this from my imagination. Click the link above for the high resolution file.

Here a red egg in a red nest. Not much else. Created this with Bryce 7.1. Click the link above for the high resolution file.