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Published: 2012-06-24 09:15:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 57710; Favourites: 1850; Downloads: 4935
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This image is ©2012 StarArmy.com LinkJust your standard nebula painting. Spent a lot of time working on the stars, a whole lot of flares in there. I really like the colors I got out of this.
Photoshop about 10 hours
No textures, no fractals, or photos
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I love how the colors blend together to make it even more realistic, how it cascades & swirls, wrapping it's membranes around the stars. How bright & bold the stars blotch the nebulous columns. This heavenly talent of yours is beyond imagination, as if it were real. The magnificent colors of jade & teal combining themselves as if dazing the observer in a trance, that they will never see space the same will ever again. Being oblivious to the furthest corners of space, this lost beauty will be reincarnated as trespassing comets & asteroids wander by, lurking in the corners of this nebula, so bright, so majestic. In other words, this is a real work of art.ß
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My first comment is just.... Wow. Your picture is truly amazing. It took me some time to stop looking at it. I mean, what a gorgeous piece! Your vision got five stars because of how open the view and understanding of the space. It's absolutely amazing how the depth of the picture copes with every last touch, from the background to the little purple sparkles. Believe me, I know nothing about space, but for a long while I had the greatest interest in nebulas. Let me tell you, when I saw this picture, I thought it was a photograph. Seriously, NASA should see this! Your originality was a little bit difficult to rate, because nebulas happen naturally, meaning it wasn't your idea. I decided to give you five stars instead of four and a half bcause of your choice of color. Your title depicted the shades perfectly. Your work is absolutely fabulous! Your technique, man, I wnted to rate it beyond five stars! I don't know how you created that work of art. I couldn't imagine sitting there and doing every brush stroke. It's like a mystery and work of art all in one! My comment on your impact rating is the same one as your technique. I wanted to rate it like 10 stars! I just LOVE the calm, beautiful element you put into this masterpiece. I also like that you didn't make the background black. It really makes the color pop. I also think the little bursts of purple bring a lot of originality. Over all, your picture is 6/5 stars. Grwat work, and never stop creating art!
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Thank you so much for taking the time to write this. I'm really glad that you like what I do.
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You're very welcome
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At first when coming across this piece, I had honestly thought that you had taken a picture from the Hubble space telescope gallery, but looking closer I see a beautiful piece of work that has been painted wonderfully and though it has taken a long time to make, I can see that it was worth every second.
The colours blend together amazingly well, every shadow and shape in this picture has been painted with so much care and the stars and background nebula really add mystery to all.
I really hope others enjoy this as much as I do because
overall, this is my most favourite picture on deviantArt.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to write this critique. I'm happy to hear that you like what I do.
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Great! Looks very similar to the Pillars or Creation of M16. So nicely done!
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At first glance I saw something like this 
imagebase.net/var/albums/Conce…
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looks awesome, definitely using it as a background. thanks
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I really enjoy the contrast of colors on this one, the green nebula gas clouds with the purple stars dotting space. It's beautiful.
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Thank you, it's one of my personal favorites.
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Most authentic looking artist impression of a nebula I've see in a while. You should be working for NASA or something 
I get so annoyed when I'm reading whole article about something and then the image included is just a crappy mush of smudged fractals and pasted stars.
This, on the other hand, is really well done. I stare at nebulae for the most part of my days and had to look real hard to see that it'snot a photo.Color me impressed.
Heike|DraconiaN
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NASA is jelly of my skills. I always shoot for realism
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HAHAHA!
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Alright fine, but I gotta drive. It's not some macho thing it's just how I get down.
Gas is on you though, that shits hella expensive.
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This is wonderful...as if someone holds an angel in his hands and lifts it up to the sky...
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angels can fly though.
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Who knows...maybe not all of them
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I love the colours. Usually I do prefer the cold colours. So the red-ish and orange-ish space pics are not meant for me
This one is realyl amazing. It's a bed of nebula, wish I could lay down there and get wrapped in it like in a cocoon.
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Thanks, this one is probably my favorite of mine.
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Reminds me of a Sandworm from Dune.
Sandworm nebula maybe? Haha, Arakis is in there somewhere! Very nice work!
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I would love to see the process for this!
* deep breath of amazement *
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You are one the elite that can replicate nature in its glory.
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Holy crap! And the good kind of crap. Not the bad, smelly kind.
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You're obviously very talented. I can't help faving all your universe-style pictures. I would love to try making one myself but I don't know where to stat?
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Thank you. You start just like everyone else, with a blank screen.
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How do you get that wispy effect? If you don't mind sharing.
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Ahh! Brilliant. I've been avoiding the smudge brush for years because my computer tends to shit itself when I use it.
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It's beautiful the way that you show to us some views of the space. I think that have some magic
Just a question: Do you know if it's posible (talking about fisic) that two big planets could be so close like some of your views? (I don't want to offend or do a critic, I like your gallery)
I don't know because they have a lot of mass, and they should be attracted... maybe with the centrifuge force...
How do you do to answer all the comments? xD You should have a lot. ^^ It's nice, so thank you very much for that.
Byep!
PD: Sorry for my bad english!
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