Aww... finally finished it. I thought I'd need more traditional Space Art. Took really a long time for me to get it right. But now I'm pretty satiesfied with the result. And no, your eyes don't trick you, this definitely HAS a planet (in fact it has two, if you want to count the moon).
All kind of feedback appreciated. Hope you like it.
Edit: - Reworked the color scheme. The old one made it look like a mess. Much of the depth got lost. Looks a lot more real now. - Changed the spherical "bubble" around the galaxy-thing a little. This is actually a bit freelancer-inspired. - Reworked the nebulae a bit.
Woahh.. thats fucking amazing... Props man great work. Excellent color choice and detail... That stream of dust with the blurry background really gives a lot of depth... very "DUSty" nice one!
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I like the color scheme and the positioning of the various planetoids/bodies. The horizontal view of the space dust/debris is also a good choice; all told, it has a good balance of interesting things spread across the piece.
This is so detailed and so beautiful, but it somehow lacks the sense of depth that I get with your other works. I think it's a problem with placement and composition.
Looks fantastic here. I love the colors and so on.
I have some nitpicks though.
First up: The planet needs a sharper edge between its day side and night side. It's very smooth here, and if you look at space photos of Earth and other planets, it's generally a pretty sharp edge.
Second up: What's with the fuzzy glowing sphere's edge around the central galactic area? It throws off the realism pretty badly there, and also distracts the eye from the very gorgeous and elaborate scenery here.
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slow and somber in my patterns
Im just a friend youll never meet
I am the love that never happens
I was born... by fourteen four regional dimensions.
A bit too red for my desktop, but I like it alot.
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I have some nitpicks though.
First up: The planet needs a sharper edge between its day side and night side. It's very smooth here, and if you look at space photos of Earth and other planets, it's generally a pretty sharp edge.
Second up: What's with the fuzzy glowing sphere's edge around the central galactic area? It throws off the realism pretty badly there, and also distracts the eye from the very gorgeous and elaborate scenery here.
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