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Published: 2006-01-28 20:39:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 4377; Favourites: 79; Downloads: 554
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Another one night piece, with Photoshop 7 as usually...Related content
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Having the two planets/planet and moon/planetessimals/whatever the hell they are/thingies at the far left of the pic makes it perfect for desktop use on a Mac, because the desktop icons are on the right. Brilliant!
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Very neat and beautiful!!
The planetΒ΄s surfaces, added to the smooth nebula, give the idea of a very peaceful place to live
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Hmm.. that's quite large question, isn't it?
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It's like looking at the Sistine Chapel ceiling and asking Michaelangelo "So, how did you do that God guy up there?"
...except Michaelangelo is dead, and you're not. So much for my metaphor.
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Hah, that was a great one!
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Neat colors there, planets have neat textures.
To be honest, I always have something against space art, its just that the designs/layouts are similar. But I'm not going to count that in for this because its well put 
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Amount of space artists (or wanna-be space artists) is growing very wildly, so that's the main reason for people to call space art "narrow". Yeah, every idea is just used. Well not every, I have some mumbling in my mind...
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Beautiful....I love the colors, very simple, but very nice.
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very nice. the colors work really good together and i like the planet texture.
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This one i like.....dunno why i didnt earlier
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^^ lol mate,
will it ever be resolved?? *mystical eerie music plays*
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Beautiful
Lovely color usage, wonderful texturing on the planets, and great composition. A beautiful piece
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Beautiful.
hah, wiush i could do this in 1 night
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i like the left-bottom part very much ~ such a soft texture and wanna touch it by hand
thx for the sharing ~
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I would say aesthetically your images have reached a stunning quality; Everything smoothly flows in conjunction with great detail, & the colours are excellent too, while the colour dosnt seem multilayered upon each other, it seems to variate in a way that promotes this visual smoothness, great job on that. Yeah, i will let you know; these colours make me drool, & again i notice how they are just as smooth in variation as the space scape in smoothness. If i had to 'compare', it is surely Greg Martin standard in these ways. & not just that, but the composition is pretty great too, it all lends your eyes to the focus point. Excellent.
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Very inspiring words. Sounds like I'm getting forward or so.
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The red and blue lighting scheme looks wonderful - it's a really cheerful and dynamic combination. But it makes me wonder - the star is lighting up the larger planet with reddish light - where is that lower blue light coming from? Is there a hidden blue star off the lower edge of the picture? Is the smaller planet reflecting the sun's light that way?
This is just the science nerd in me being curious about the light and reflection; it's a wonderful illustration in any event.
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Never thought that. Well the absolute reality is that the image is what it is, gotta try to bear with it. I'm gonna pay more attention to the lights on next pieces. It's all experiment. Thanks.
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