OK, let's break this down: Theme: Life and Death - the living figure (Millie/Victoria) is emerging from a symbol of death (Skeleton) Pre-Post: Pre-render work done on Kristyn's MillieTex from Free Stuff. Post render done to convert TIF file to JPG (and to create thumbnail in gallery). **Must use 1 Bryce texture in a unique way**. I'm not sure how unique my Bryce textures were; I hope the skeleton qualifies. **Must use 3 Poser figures, 2 in a unique way** #1: Poser Skeleton used as landmass. #2: Millie/Victoria. #3: This may be cheating - the Poser frog used as Mictoria's tatoo... **Use 1 volumetric light or volumetric material**: I actually lost track, and may have used two - the back "wall" is a volumetric terrain, and I think there's one other, but I don't remember which it was... **3 Terrains (used in unique way)**: Well, I don't know if this counts, but I used one terrain to proved some modesty, one as a wall, and one as a ceiling... I may not have met this requirement; Judgement call? **No primitives** The terrain I used as "panties" might be considered a "primitive"; not exactly sure what the exact extent of this category is, but I didn't use any geometric primitives. How did I do? This is my fifth ever Bryce render, and the second one worth anything (IMO)...

I like it Charliebrown S I think you met the challenge and I like the way you interpreted my challenge. Good work Storm

Thanks! I had more fun with this than I'd expected... :-)

Very cool pic and always wanted to see someone use the mat you used on the ceiling. I think you did a great job on this. Verdie : )

Thanks Verdie. For the most part, I picked my materials at semi-random, then tweaked the bejeezus out of them. For example, the "panty" texture started out as the floating eyeball preset... :-)

Very ingenius of you on your materials! It's really FUN here! Verdie : )