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Published: 2012-01-05 01:40:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2706; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 262
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------For use with Adobe Photoshop-------This is my first planet that I've uploaded to deviantART! I hope you guys like it! I apologize for the large file size, but the planet is in high quality 1990x1990px resolution. It has several layers that allows you to customize the planet's shadow, lighting, glow, etc. Ideal for use in space artworks that use gradient overlays, or colour overlays as the glow and planet changes colour based on the overlay.
-------CREDITS------
- Cloud map texture: Tom Patterson, www.shadedrelief.com
- Planet texture: Apophysis-111119-405(1) by drkzin (Texture will be uploaded soon)
- Background: Background 12 2000 x 2000 by Frostbo: [link]
RULES:
These aren't really rules but they're common things that every artist has the right to have.
- Please credit me if you use this planet, I'd love to see what you done with it! It's not necessary, but I love to see how my work has been altered and used.
- You can modify and edit this planet.
I will get a tutorial up soon if I can with the use of this planet and a simple tutorial on how to use colour, gradient overlays and lighting effects to achieve a cool looking space planetary system.
If anyone has any suggestions or questions, feel free to ask in the comments section below.
ENJOY!!
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Comments: 3
Because ,honestly i prefer the mathmap sphere from GIMP, this work really different, with sphere of mathmap the script of gimp work with the whole texture to make the sphere planet,spherize of PS use only the part of the script itself.
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Yes, I used the Spherize filter in Photoshop. I've never used GIMP before, is it similar to Photoshop in terms of the tool layout and all? I might as well get it since I heard it's free haha
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Its true its free, all of my space background are made with GIMP 
Only few of my space art are made with PS
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