BRYCE AGAIN

Import the DXF in Bryce and put the stair next to the wall that already has been created, adjust in order that no blank space will be visible, after that, select a material, I chose Wet Asphault...

Now create a cylinder, and put in the left side of the model, (but in the front row). Why?, well, we need a prop that justify the light in the pic...

Select a material for the cylinder, I choose Stone/Wood...

Create a Sphere and put in the exact top of the cylinder, put the half top of the sphere out of the top of the cylinder...

Select the sphere and click in Object Attributes, then select Negative in the value object...

Now select the cylinder and choose Object Attributes and then Positive in the value object...

Select both objects and group them... why?, if the sphere has negative and the cylinder has positive, then the sphere will "disappear" in the top plane, but the low plane, where it fits inside the cylinder, will leave a hole, this will be useful later...

Now choose a sky, I always like the dark, mysterious places, so this was my choice...

It´s time for light, create a normal light and put in front of the model, (we want a dark and mysterious pic, not a black background...)

Go to Light Lab, (just press the "E" in the light menu) and there change the light into pale blue color and adjust the bright to 15 and put in difussion setting...

Keep doing this until the light fall naturally in the composition, you can add as many lights as you like, (without burning the pic), I use three lights in these positions...

Go to File, Document Setup and use this settings:

Now save the image in JPG format, (and then use any other program to convert it into PSD format, we will need this in the next step in Z-Brush...