A man fighting a bear

constructing green

Metacreations Bryce is an interesting 3D terrain-generating application. You can build some beautiful landscapes, create animations, and even import 3D models from other programs.

Lighting the future, one step at a time.

gets everyone to start thrusting This is either a great beat, or these guys need to get laid

Are new football boots contributing to injuries? Here’s a great spot from the creative geniuses of Johannes Leonardo for Nomis Football that has something to say about it. Directed by Woof Wan-Bau with music by Will Bates of Amber Music and Phil Mossman, formerly of LCD Soundsystem!

from getting into their compound A grenade sandwich ends the insurgents' mission

"Upsetting!" ... "Controversial!" ... “Shocking!” PETA’s ads have been banned for a number of reasons. Watch this short history of PETA’s ad campaigns to find out where the real controversy lies, and see more videos at http://www.PETATV.com.

Cool commercial wonder why it was not used?

Ok to those who feel like starting trouble this video is not here to insult jews and be racist, it is merely here for the purpose of humour. So please no comments telling me it's racist, just comments to appreciate how funny this video is. Thanks =) Pour ceux qui n'ont rien à faire dans la vie...

Talented but miscalculating guy tries to woo his girlfriend. Never eat yellow snow.

http://www.prooststudios.be I came across this software a few months ago and have been getting to know it over that time. It is a freeware application that is used to create stunning mountain and general outdoor scenes, with features for changing the atmosphere, clouds, water and terrain. Images...

Shoreline waves sweeping in and pulling out. Still in experimental mode. This is a new way of animating the Ocean unlike anyone has done in bryce.

Bryce 5.5 3D software is presently Free from DAZ. It is an XLNT program and can make astounding landscapes with little effort.However on making 3D objects, it is not that easy. This tutorial helps doing this and animating the same.

This began as a tutorial to create plates and bowls, but evolved into creating a lamp shade, working with lights and gels, etc. I think it's an important tutorial for those new to Bryce.

Sometimes you build the perfect scene, but you want to include a model you built in Rhino or 3DS or Poser -- or whatever. Or you may decide to insert a pre-made model that you downloaded. This is a basic tutorial in doing that.

This is a tutorial for using the multi-replicate function in Bryce to create organic-looking shapes (shells, horns, elephant trunks, etc.)

http://www.davidtroub.co.nr/ ----------------------------------------In this tutorial i will cover uvw mapping, editable splines and polys, fairly advanced texturing and basic animation.