Linocut Hubism: Nocturne by Hubert
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another bizarre result from my current "volmat" brycing experiments.
- Bryce4 render, no postwork besides of adding frame and title.
- Similar workflow as in my previous "Linocut ABC" and "Paris" Hubisms. This time using bitmaps with mere *geometric* pattern for the volmats.
- The "density/amount" of these seemingly layers is controlled with the volmat Quality/Speed value. (As I once did in my "Cinch" image here: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1995575 )
I really LOVE Bryce for all that fun!!! :))
Hint:
Don´t worry about WOODY, I didn't neglect him! I will post an according scene tomorrow, on Halloween. Uncle Herby got a nice scary surprise for him!! Here Woody, Woody, come to Uncle Herby...... ;)
Comments (25)
Reminds me of M. C. Escher.
M A G N I F I Q U E
poor woody ^^
Wonderful , beautiful, and very creative work!!
All the folds like the clown's collar over the shoulders without the clown's head emerging. Where the clown? This is a fascinating form and what's more amazing is how you did it.
Very cool result, nice work.
Fantastic! Corrie
Fantastic image.
funny and in the same time...FANTASTIC ! BRAVO !
This style is an amazing use of Bryce...still trying to figure out exactly how you are achieving it,but am loving your results.This one definitely has an Escher quality to it...well done!
awesome design and concept, can't wait to see what trouble woody get's into!:)*5
Splendid work.
Excellent work!
An amazing design my friend, excellent work.
It exploded all over me! I love it!
this recent flurry of design for you is so out of the square!.... I am very impressed where you take Bryce...it is beautiful, organic and uniquely you.....cheers Carl
Escher came immediately to my mind as well. I love this! Would make a great canvas on the wall.
Very interesting Linocut composition fascinating Bryce work indeed!!
very cool abstract Bryce work
A beautiful design in b/w.
That's just a side-view of a wad of waaaay - overcooked spinach.
Excellent composition!!! Gorgeous view!!!
Wonderful and fantastic!!!
It is as if you have created a new fractal tool and I like it a lot.
Beautiful!