#bryce-rendered

Roughly twenty years ago or more (like 2005 and earlier), practically another lifetime for me, I did 3D-modeling and then renders of my models in a now fully ancient software application called 'Bryce.' It was lots of fun, though I certainly wasn't going to quit my day job. This picture is called 'Azalang Palace.' It's supposed to be an extra-dimensional palace in the mythical city of Azalamb.

by Bryce

Heart of Azalamb

This is my favorite 'old' render that I did. I did all of the modeling in the scene in 3DS Max. It was rendered in Bryce.

It's meant to depict the extra-planar and extra-dimensional Titan City of Azalamb. It's where some of the Titans fled when great destruction fell upon the World of Asdar in its antediluvian past. Yeah, my love of domed cities reaches way back!

The Sorcerer's Chamber This is one of the earliest 3D renders I did in Bryce that required a lot of modeling. It's probably about twenty years old (early 2000's?) I rendered it in Bryce because back then I always rendered in Bryce. I did a lot of the modeling, but a few models I got from free model sites. You can see some classical influences as in the bed and the bronze Etruscan-inspired lamp in the far right.