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Published: 2007-04-08 12:41:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 6819; Favourites: 175; Downloads: 358
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Duuno what to add. Just put a right LC Display in a dark room and watch.~7 hours. I hope you will like it. Thank you.
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are you the guy who sits in the hubble draw these and sends them to nasa and these were taken from hubble
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oh man, so detailed and so pretty
I love images like this. I like to think about all of the cosmos came from one point of singularity... and how one point of singularity exists EVERYWHERE in the universe.
that energy exists inside every tiny point on every atom in ever finger of every hand
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Man, you need a prints account. I would totally buy. Awesome!
~Larissa
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Nice art you have made here. I really like the space how you have done it. I have been wondering for few mins how you managed to do it.
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It is EXCELLENT - as a background - it seems to need something in the foreground as a center attraction or something?
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the clusters in the top of the screen are sick.
dude, i want so bad this thing on my desktop
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So beautiful man. your lights and colors are always amazing, and realistic. The dust (dark nebula) is realy good.
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I don't like the flares on the stars, fortunately the top arm more than makes up for it!
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i bet you have a huuuuge telescope somewhere in your room, and you just take a photo and post it here as your work
i'm starting to loose words on how to describe your work! just amazing! well used 7 hours! thank YOU!
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I like it!
If you havenβt seen it you might find this [link] interesting, be sure to check out the archives.
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Absolutely beautiful. Incredible use of colors and subtle details.
Love it.
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Love the full view. The upper part looks fantastic 
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The two biggish galaxies near the left side seem a little out of placebut other than that, it's awesome.
But the first Core is still the best, if only for the epic feeling you get when looking at it.
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Goodness....that's amazing!
VERY WELL DONE! ^^
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Ever think about doing animation? I'd love to see that spinning!
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O.O!!!!!!!!
^ ^ Happy
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It is SNOWING here outside. In 9th of april...
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How do you make the stars look so lovely ._. it's like the only way I can do that is patiently use the small hardround brush,....in which I have no patience for lol
Really love this one
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Look at the Hubble images. It is a good source for learning.
A good work always takes a long time to make it look so.
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Ah, yeah I need to look up that site, you're the second person to tell me that lol
As for your second statement, this is true
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They contracted me for the space promotional illustrations.
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Very nice. I love the smaller galaxies in the background to serve as a larger view. The spinning motion of the galaxy is also very nice. Love it.
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Thank you for the comment.
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wow that is gorgeous - how did you do this ?
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Thank you. As always, I painted it from scratch in Adobe Photoshop 7.0.
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