Ancient Brycer by tjohn
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Description
Archeologists are puzzled by the meaning of this bas relief/wall painting found in the tomb of King Toot Uncommon.
100 % Bryce render, except for the signature.
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Comments (6)
you're cracking me up again. verrrry good! nah, excellent, and i like your writeup too.
I love your sense of humor! This is really great and thanks for the tutorial (I resisted just 'tut'...seemed too easy).
Great scene with a sense of humor. You need to show him five thousand years later waiting for the render to finish. LOL
Very good job, TJohn. The bas-relief is spot-on... and, man, I appreciated a whole LOT the way you altered the T in your signature ;_)
I read the making-of over at Bryce forum. Great image. It shows a very creative use of Bryce and humor. Thanks for the tutorial.
Love your sense of humour! Cool pic.