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Published: 2006-11-09 04:21:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 8230; Favourites: 157; Downloads: 151
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Deep in the inaccessible reaches of space, crystalline light expands among the floating orbs, long since expired from their original positions in the heavens. Longing for peace and eternal attraction to something that would provide euphoria beyond human imagination, they would rest in this effulgence forever. They have found their final destination, an new home, a place of perpetual bliss....--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
STATS YAY!
tools: ps 7
time taken: around 18 hours
Hope you like this. I worked hard on this and it means a lot to me because i put a lot of heart and soul into this trying to get it right and make it really dramatic so that it would evoke meaning. The making of it was hard but challenging but its all worthwhile.
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Comments: 55
Just....wow !
Nice planets and stars, but the nebula just kicks ass. You HAVE to write a nebula tutorial 
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This is really beautiful, the light on this is just right, good contrast. Beautiful
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I adore the nebula...it's beautiful. I would've expected a few more stars, but I like it as is.
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Great work, I love the colors and depth given by the various planets ( which are great aswell ). Overall this is a very nice piece, which deserves a
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woah I love those colours and the whole image is just...ΓΆh, just well
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Now that's pretty!.
I don't want to bash this down too much, because it's a brilliant piece, but I think less planets, and more stars. -- fav!
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the minimalistic here is awesome
great colours
great lighting
great planets
great flares
but i see a little big problem
the title, where it is, the way it is presented, steals focus of the work
i think it could have a lil frame, and then, the title in there
i always point people for this tutorial: [link]
may help, if you don't know it yet
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yeah i'll fix the title later im just kinda busy right now but itll get fixed definately
thanks for the compliments!
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Oh, and do you think you could fix the text a little? Its a little distracting....
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i'll probly get around to it, but im kinda busy with school right now, you how that goes. but i was thinking it might need some tweeking too. i wasnt particulary happy w/the text all that much
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I knew you would come up with something new beautiful as this.... its pretty much amazing!
I love the nebulae, and I love the planets! The planets are simply awesome!
May I ask if you used textures for your nebulae, or did you simply smudge and brush?
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thanks for the imput, its very much appreciated
Teh neb was done with various textures but i did smudge and brush parts as well as paint to make it blend in with the surrounding space
hope that helps
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I love it! Absolutely love it.
The colour looks great and the planets add a soft touch.
Nicely detailed nebula too.
Awesome work dude, 
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i just love the colors its an amazine job keep it up
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nice one!
very clean and nice colours
i like it
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Well you certainly achieved the dramatic look you were after
Very nice, excellent use of colours for the nebula. Also, the different brightness of the planet's shadows really adds to the depth
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Somebody's been painting NEEEEBUUULLAAAAS D D
Beautiful work. Only critique would be to maybe add a faint starfield, although I can tell you were going for that non-star look.
Definitely a favorite. Nice job, man.
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thanks AALLLOOOOOOT man! 
Yeah i was going for the more minimalistic look.
thanks for the fav! much appreciated
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It's so beautiful!!! 
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It's really nice. The textures of the planets are so deep and the way they are set up in the spinning type of motion. Ugh I cannot describe it. I like it very much. 5/5
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I understand what you mean
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welcome where did you get the idea for this from?
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