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Bryce Kaleidoscope Tutorial
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OK this is my first Tut, I hope it is understandable ..
Any questions just ask..
The ideas and methods outlined in this tut are drawn together from far more experienced Brycians than I .. Hopefully it will teach you new ways to explore Bryce abstract/3D modelling and apply those ideas to your own work..
In particular a huge thanks to
for her help with the Tut and her continual support, encouragement and sharing of knowledge... 
Same goes for
for his excellent knowledge of the way to abstract bryce 
And Cheers to
for his support, encouragement and excellent light gel tips.. 
To all those who are always giving me sooo much support and encouragement.. thanks guys(that means gals as well
)
have fun ... do something new
Any questions just ask..
The ideas and methods outlined in this tut are drawn together from far more experienced Brycians than I .. Hopefully it will teach you new ways to explore Bryce abstract/3D modelling and apply those ideas to your own work..
In particular a huge thanks to


Same goes for


And Cheers to


To all those who are always giving me sooo much support and encouragement.. thanks guys(that means gals as well


have fun ... do something new

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no no blame my complicated methodology and clumsy first tutorial.. we don't need 2 neg lightsources but using more lights with small values (either positive or negative) with varying/contrasting colour values can add a whole lot more subtlety to your colouration in the piece, you can also use them to remove or tone down overly bright spots .. I did put things in that aren't specifically needed to make the basis of the tut but will help to explore this setup in different ways... (I created a variety of pieces using it many of which don't resemble the basic setup) It was more about construction methodology and seeing how simple shapes can give rise to complex forms 

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