Hollow man wearing a grey necktie. by Hubert
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another abstract "Hubism" image. ;)
A Bryce 4 composition/render. Made of three shiny spheres, 8 flat cubes and 4 colored spotlights, rendered as panorama. No postwork besides of adding the frame.
The most difficult part was finding an impressive title for such a modern piece of Art. "MoMA, where arest thou??!" ;)
Actually just an abstract doodle, to relax from some Woody scenes. Though I won´t neglect Woody, hehehe.
Comments (50)
Out of this world! I think this is stunning so different from the usual
Great abstract image, very stylish!
Very, very cool. I like it when people make bryce not look like bryce, or even like 3d..looks like illustrator and photoshop..impressive...hats of to you!!
Terrific Image and Colors
GREAT.....
hihi what an apt title...grin... a very nice doodle
This is absolutely amazing! I can't believe you created this with Bryce. Make me want to start playing with Bryce again.
Very imaginative work!
Supurb abstract concept 5+ (& thanks) Matt.
brillie piece of work @};-
Excellent work!
Beautiful abstract with a well balanced colour palette.
Super work!!!
Excellent image!!
GREAT STUFF! IT'S SO GOOD TO SEE DIMENSIONAL ART BEING USED FOR GOOD "INVENTIVE" ABSTRACT ART AS OPPOSED TO SEEING MORE SLICKLY RENDERED SEXY BABES THAT I PERSONALLY LIKE BETTER AS ARTISTICALLY PHOTOGRAPHED REAL NAKED LADIES.
The title (especially the alternative one!) are as fantastic as the render itself... :)
Brilliant - love the shapes and colours!
I like the technical design!
A true example of the abstract genre, just as worthy as anything I've seen hanging on an art gallery wall.
This is by far my favorite piece you've done. I love it!! (How does he do it?) Lol!! :)