Atmospheric Exchanges! by LivingPixels
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Another helping of Bryce hope you like it!!
Comments (23)
Wondrous Bryce Creation...love it!
Wonderful Bryce abstract :))
Excellent!
Gorgeous image my friend, beautiful textures, excellent abstract!
wow Fantastic creation !
Nice palette. Good image.
Looks like blown glass, Bob. Beautiful!
Know what you mean sherrie at first I was going to call it Blowing Glass then I thought about the shapes created by the fusion of atmoshphere and landscape we are still on the same page as we have always been thats why your one of my favs my friend Thanx for droping by!
fantastic plastic creation !!!
Bob, this is an outstanding image you created. I really like the soft blending of colors.
Excellent colours.
Another amazing melds Bob not sure how you do these in Bryce but they turn out fabulous!
Beautiful. Love the coloring. Corrie
looks like a close up of a marble. neat stuff.
A splendid image, excellent work!
Great texture and form here Bob! Nice one!
cool
This is lovely!
You do some amazing and beautiful things in Bryce.
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! ")))
Wonderful color creation!!!Nice work!!!
Oooh, very pretty. This is the best in a long while. Really like it.
you have so many poser pieces I haven't commented on, but as I'm only doing 2 comments right now, I don't want to neglect your bryce work. This is about some huge swooping energy---in foreground---cutting across the background, and even pulling part of that background 'with' it. 'With' it, meaning the way that big bulbous round-ish thing in the right half joins up with that horizontal swoop, and seems drawn into it as if by gravity. The rest of the background has its own pulsing and energetic life, with its forms both separate yet intermingled. You balance both very well, btw---I mean how you allow forms to be separate but also interrelating with each other. Then, all your usual lights are here, the palate is a kind of orange with green with purple, with yellow-green highlights like interior lights inside a club. And those reddish-tan sections---the most predominant surfaces in the piece---are filled with hints of shapes underneath, intimating several worlds behind. The sweeping form in front feels like it's rushing along, propelled by great energy; and it whooshes over the whole piece, perhaps to disappear...but while it's there, it's commanding and quite sensuous. More fine bryce work from you, and filled with sweeping energies...
You did really cool work here!