Bryce is a standalone 3D modeling and animation program that was primarily used by hobbyists and
freelance 3d artists in the 90's and 2000s (especially rave posters, it seems). The focus of this
program is primarily landscape generation and procedural texturing; you can create 'terrain'
objects, and edit them using a greyscale height map. There are many different versions, but I
primarily use Bryce7, since it runs on Windows 10, and it has a tree generator!
By today's standards, Bryce's UI is really strange. You basically don't get any keyboard
controls, having to use the strange skeumorphic button schemes to edit your objects. It's pretty
difficult to get used to, but the results feel very authentic to 3D renders of the new millenium. If
you have 20 bucks to spare, I highly recommend trying Bryce7 out.
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![(excluding the logo, which was made by the exceedingly talented @heaxpsd) I made most of the assets for this website using photoshop/illustrator! :]](artzone/2D/warpwebsite.png)
![[Drawing of Wizona.]Experimenting with doing pencil sketches and using threshhold on photgraphs of the original sketch to get this weird lineart look. It's fun!](artzone/2D/wizonasketch.png)
![[Drawing of Waveking and Midra.]This postprocess look kind of reminds me of like, those mickey mouse sketchbooks they sell at walt disney world.](artzone/2D/megabytesketch.png)
This is an image gallery of some of my work, both 2d and 3d. You can
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