Under The Stairs by bugsnouveau
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Spyder by AmbergArt. Thank You, Oliver! Thanks for lookin' Tom
Comments (22)
very nice abstact,nice render
Good looking bryce work.
very COOL abs!!
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwww Fantastic image. I don't care about the spider, it's the figure hiding there that freaks me out!!! ;-) Corrie
Beautiful!
Excellent and very beautiful work***********
Very cool work.
wow!!!
cool
lovely light!!
Wow, fantastic work, absolutely cool!!
Delightful composition and arrangement.
Wonderful Bryce artwork!
A visuall stunner!!
Hey, you've got some great stuff in your gallery. This one is particularly beautiful.
Very creative abstract artwork ! You're a fine Brycist !
looks like a sail ship is born under the stairs! a dreamy and fantastic composed artwork! ;o)
really outstanding Bryce art
The spider steals the show here. Nice work!
Beautiful work, the gradients are outstanding!!!!!
Excellent work!
Those are stairs, alright---only their stairs in some huge time warp. What an imagination! I love the spider standing there, comfortable with what must seem like an elaborate 'web' to him. Your stairwell, which seems to wind around infinity, has the most beautiful permutations. Like this environment takes the "stairs" concept and twists it into abstract pretzels. The center is like a shrine for spiders, and I love that figure in the center, like something in an ancient altar. A terrific piece, with dramatic prismatic lighting. I get the feeling one can do a LOT with Bryce. In fact, I've made a note for weeks now, to try it out; but I think the Mac version is limited. (I tried a friends' Poser once, and when she saw the result, she almost threw me out. I haven't a CLUE how to do 3D...) But you sure get unique results. A wonderful prismatic, hall-of-mirrors image. More fine work from you.