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[2006-11-12 02:12:00 +0000 UTC]
"im da best mayne i deed it"
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# Comments
Comments: 534
How you been? Just thought I'd dust off my own account. I haven't done anything in a while. Are you still making art?
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Hey.. I recently saw ur image: [link] I have to do a violence awareness poster.. I think thats a great image.. Can you make me a poster? Contact me asap plz
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Can you really make a poster? Its due in 2 days.. Let me know...
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You'd have to get me details ASAP. This wouldn't be free either..
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Want money... No thanks... have a good day
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Dude, I implore you to do a version of the planet LV-426, from the movie alien. Primordial atmosphere, tiny, only 12,000 km, Lava base, cold, well below the line.
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I'll look through some pictures. It'd make for good practice.
Thanks for the idea.
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Looking forward to seeing your future projects, you welcome
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Yeah I looked around and couldn't get a good picture on google of exactly how it looks like. If you got a more detailed description throw it my way.
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Well, there are 2 versions. One from the movie Alien and the other Aliens. I know its a tiny moon planet of many to a gas giant similar to Saturn. In Alien, the planet looks kind of yellow, Aliens it looks blue-purple. Difference might be due to the fact humans are terror-forming the planet. There might be a better description in the novel. Best bet is to watch a Blue-ray quality of the movies and go from there.
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Alright thanks. I'm already building a scene up in my mind.
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You should apply for the #Celestreus Contributors
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What do I gotta do? Lol.
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Go to the #Celestreus homepage, and the you'll see a topic on the left that will talk about applications, check it out!
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So just join group and send a note with the app?
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Well when you select join the group, you should have an option to join contributors. Write your app in the contributor message!
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Hey buddy. Long time, to talk. How have you been?
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I am very sorry about the sun
I found it as a Brush on an other website.
and used it.
I am very sorry about that!
I deleted the artwork right after your comment.
i think the rest of the brushes will be stolen artworks to...
I'll try to find the website if've got it from and send it to you.
I am very sorry about that i though it was a free one...
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Hey, we at nenuno creative have featured some of your work on our creative showcase blog: [link]
Feel free to stop by n drop a tweet!
Cheers,
Daniel - [link]
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a question, do you use stock images to help you create nebulaes?
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only if i find it a bit flat ill use something abstract like a texture of some rust for example.
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then they look very realistic.
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eh they're alright lol. i suck at em takes me forever to make a decent one
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Hey!
We at nenuno creative have featured some of your fantastic space scenes on our creative showcase blog - [link]
We couldn't resist featuring them!
If you have twitter we would love to follow you (or stalk? 
Also if you could retweet the resource (if you have a twitter account of course 
Oh, before I forget - here is a llama!
Thank you,
the nenuno team - [link]
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your work is beast! i aspire to some day be able to create space art like yourself!
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do you happen to have links for the tuts? 
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it doesnt take long to get decent at it, you just have to practice every day. tutorials are a great place to start but if you really want to be good you have to develop your own techniques. and its always best to try several pieces every week, then over time when you're comfortable you can do some more complex projects over weeks months and maybe a year or two.
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Hey man, your work is really good. I was wondering if you could set me up with a tutorial on how you make those planets with Cinema4D i can't seem to get them to look quite as decent.
Thanks
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as a matter of fact after experimenting with C4D for planets I decided to not use it. it renders weird for me and photoshop is alot easier to manipulate IMO. the only way ill use C4D is if I have a destroyed planet. u can also find a planet i made with c4d in my scraps.
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Boa galeria! Space Art não é a minha especialidade, mas tenho a dizer que alguns trabalhos que estão na tua galeria, são simplesmente lindos. Muito interessante esta forma de interpretar o espaço! Vou deixar watch.
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