This page lists some links to Galleries
showcasing Bryce artwork
and to Tutorials
, sorted after the subject they cover.
Galleries
I have tried to cover different categories of the wide
spectrum of scenes you can create with Bryce
Some of the galleries are displays of the work of individual
artists, but most accept submissions
Bryce Forum | One of the main and most impressive Bryce galleries |
U&I Software | Eric Wenger's site, incudes several galleries which all display striking examples of Bryce artwork |
Webdancer's Bryce 3D website | A beautyful site with wonderful artistry and poetry. |
Peter Sharpe | Lots of very good examples from different categories; good tutorials, too. |
Digital Blasphemy | Another gallery with strict guidelines, but primarily for "wallpapers". There is also a kind of rating system, based on the number of downloads |
Martin Murphy | Very realistic landscapes created with Bryce, as well as other examples of digital art |
www.lejczak.nu | A dynamic page, where you also can get "instant" votes on the quality of your work | DigiFad Art Gallery | Another dynamic page, where you can share your work with others. You also might win an award! |
4dwebfx | A dynamic gallery, too. Submit your site and/or vote for the "artist of the month"! Offers aood links to models and other Bryce resources. | Flat Turtle's Bryce 3D Gallery | A new Gallery, still growing |
DragonTree Digital Arts | Specialized in 3D digital fantasy art |
3D Cafe | Not really a Bryce Gallery (although many very good 3D graphics are displayed), but an excellent source for free 3D Models |
You will find lots (more than 600) of other links to various Bryce resources at this site: |
Abstract Scenes | For colorful "abstracts". By Billy Scott (Lazziter) | |
Breaking waves | Add some of those to your ocean! By Jim Cotton | |
Chains | How to make nice chains by Peter Sharpe | |
Columns (Eqyptian) | Create the perfect environment for your favorite mummy with this tutorial by Lann | |
Comets | Another useful tutorial by Peter Sharpe | |
Craters | Basic "cratering" by Peter Sharpe | |
Dragon Eyes | Ever wanted to create Dragon Eyes? Find ou how to do it with this tutorial by Calyxa | |
Falling snow | Enhance your winter scene with snow from Peter Sharpe | |
Forest floor | Create an acceptable forest floor with this tutorial by Jonathan Ellen | |
Glass; breaking | Break it! By Peter Sharpe | |
Grass | Create "semi-realistic" grass with this tutorial by Ryan Pitts | |
Lichen | Cover your favorite tree trunk with them. By Jonathan Ellen | |
Light rays (1) | Create visible light rays. By Peter Sharpe | |
Light rays (2) | Add "advanced" visible light rays to your scene. By Peter Sharpe | |
Lightning | Enhance your thunderstorm! By Jason King | |
Liquid in a glass | Be your own barkeeper. By Brcycetech | |
Mushrooms | Don't leave your forest without them. By A. Kelly Steward | |
Ocean waves | Tired of using endless plains for your oceans?. Then try this tutorial by Hirohumi Maruko | |
Pouring water | Pour realistic looking water in your scene with this tutorial by Peter Sharpe | |
Splashing drops | Just an addition to the pouring water by me. | |
Space backgrounds | The perfect background for your starships. By The Gate to Antares | |
Trees | This tutorial explains how to make great looking trees using symmetrical lattice objects. By Calyxa | |
Tree trunks (background) | Create tree trunks for "background" use. By Jonathan Allen | |
Tree trunks (complex) | Make realistic looking tree trunks. By Jonathan Allen | |
Waterfalls (1) | Create simple waterfalls with terrains. By Peter Sharpe | |
Waterfalls (2) | Another good tutorial on how to add waterfalls to your scene. By René Lafrance |
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