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Stellar Scene
© FrozenSolid
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Uploaded: 03/05/07 3:17 AM GMT
Stellar Scene
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This is my first upload in awhile, as I took a break from Photoshop. This is my first attempt at a space scene, I played around with the starfield, then added the planet and placed in the rings. Overall I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out; if you have any tips for making stars or planets or other spacey objects please send me a pm. Enjoy ;)
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Nice space scene, i like blue color and this is really nice
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My goal is simple. It is a complete understanding of the universe, why it is as it is and why it exists at all.
The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge - Stephen Hawking
Very interesting. I really like it. It would definitely be great wallpaper for anyone into stars, planets, and galaxies, etc. Good job.
Robert
Robert
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I already have this on 2 of my new workstations. You've done a great job with the colors and I love the play of light. I'll now install it on my new Vista rig.
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i really like this...not much to explain just pure love of it lol
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Garren Wilkins an insane little one...
Hey, I agree with margali that it doesn't look real but it does look amazingly good if you ask me keep up the damn good work ;)
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Keep your eyes open there will always be a challenge to tackle
I like this. Very good illustration.
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Imagination is more important than knowledge. -- Albert Einstein
so very beautiful!! into my favs_great as desktop wall:))
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"The snow and the storms may kill the flowers, but they can do nothing against the seeds." (Khalil Gibran)
It doesn't look _real_ if that's what you were aiming for (neither do mine, mind, even when that is what I'm aiming for). nmsmith posted some really useful links on rendering both starscapes and planets. My attempts weren't very good, but they would have been infinitely worse without that information. (It will be easier if you use Photoshop because I had to improvise some of the time when Gimp didn't have the same function or I couldn't figure out which was the same function.)
But I don't know if that's what you were trying to achieve here or not. So it's hard to say whether those tutorials/tips would be appropriate or not.
It's nice in its own right, though, as I say.
- cfr