> > LightBeam wrote:
> >> Really impressive work ! I love the first version. Another great image
> >> for the hall of fame :-)
> >
> > I concur, that is a keeper!
> >
> > Skip

Thank you both! That means a lot.

Stefan Viljoen <spamnot@<removethis>polard.com> wrote:
> Me too - how did U do the rock? Isosurface?

Yup. Four planes blobbed together (thanks to Mike Williams for that), with a
large-scale agate and small-scale granite added in for the crevasses and
surface roughness respectively. It's really slow to render because the
resulting max_gradient is almost 24,000!

Bill

PS I, too, favour the first version. But once I'd started rendering the
second, it became a matter of principle...!

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