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Shrubz
Planetary Explorer
Joined: 2011-February-21
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| Posted: 2011-October-27 at 12:17pm | IP Logged
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I haven't thrown up any space art in awhile with school and work, so I thought now would be a good time.
Full Wallpaper View: 1680x1050
My favorite part is where the Hydrogen (red) and the Oxygen (blue) meet near the middle. There are some star issues, and a few contrast issues, but those will be smoothed out later.
Work in progress C&C Appreciated! 
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NasteX
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| Posted: 2011-October-27 at 1:25pm | IP Logged
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hm mhm hm, nice work mate! I like the dark (good) feeling, its very relaxing. Very simple and without unnecessary details. So I only dont "like" (its too strong word- I like it anyway) the blending with the strongest light reflections on the nebula (both blue and red). I have an idea, you can copy the layer with the strongest reflection (both blue and red) and blur the copy enough till you get a nice gradient.  Another one thing is the small stars on the right side. They have too counter color with the blue and i`m focusing there. Maybe it will be better if you set a little blue tint. I`m sorry if i`m too critical.  Anyway good work! Cheerz.
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Shrubz
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| Posted: 2011-October-30 at 10:04am | IP Logged
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I modified the hydrogen nebula a bit nothing else yet.
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Milay
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| Posted: 2011-October-30 at 12:35pm | IP Logged
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i like it  good work on those stars now you need to work on blue part of nebula 
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JanL
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| Posted: 2011-November-01 at 12:35pm | IP Logged
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As has been suggested you could and I repeat could touch up the blue. However, I personally wouldn't delete the last one. Thumbs up! Jan
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regulus
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| Posted: 2011-November-01 at 1:35pm | IP Logged
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Very cool! One thing I would mention: you have diffraction bars on many stars, but they should occur on ALL the bright stars. There are a few large stars without them ..... ok that's an extreme nitpick so not a big deal - but anyways great job! The nebula itself is really nice
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Shrubz
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| Posted: 2011-November-01 at 4:48pm | IP Logged
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The blue nebula is now next on my list of fun :D
Regulus - Thanks for pointing that out, don't want to make the same mistake twice (as in the astrum ortus picture) |
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bloknayrb
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| Posted: 2011-November-01 at 11:07pm | IP Logged
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Loving where this is going so far. The nebula itself is great but I'm particularly liking the flares, very reminiscent of Hubble photos without going overboard.
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Shrubz
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| Posted: 2012-December-22 at 10:13am | IP Logged
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Here is a little sneak peak of my progess.
(This is only a fragment of the whole picture; zoomed in on a pecticular nebula in the composition)
I am going to continue working on this as soon as I get my new RAM in this machine. |
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