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I been working on this for about 7.5 hours, and I'm SO glad it's finished. I created tons of planets and none really fit in. The planet you see was one I created rather quickly, and I didn't really plan on using this one until I found out it perfectly fits in.

Information:
Completely created in Adobe Photoshop CS2.
Star brushes by ~Rabieshund .
The Shuttle Gallente from the MMO EVE Online .
Although it looks somewhat like Venus, Nemo is an original planet, created to fit the background.

Anything else?
Title is inspired by Disney's Finding Nemo.
Nemo means 'no one' in Latin. I love the meaning because it adds a little extra thought to this piece. Finding Nemo, the planet Nemo, or Finding No One, to describe the immense size of the universe, yet the loneliness that comes with it.
Nemo picked its own spot in this. Originally, I wanted the planet to be at the upper left corner. When I pasted Nemo onto the canvas, it appeared on the lighter part of my background, and I liked it.
I actually did create a planet with the pattern of Disney's Nemo, the Ocellaris Clownfish.

Note:
Don't use this for your own artwork, don't go pretending it's your own or anything related to that.
Ignore this and Space Monkeys will steal your lunch every day for the rest of your life.
However, feel free to set it up as your desktop wallpaper.

More?
Space Art Gallery

Description

Description:
I been working on this for about 7.5 hours, and I'm SO glad it's finished. I created tons of planets and none really fit in. The planet you see was one I created rather quickly, and I didn't really plan on using this one until I found out it perfectly fits in.

Information:
Completely created in Adobe Photoshop CS2.
Star brushes by ~Rabieshund .
The Shuttle Gallente from the MMO EVE Online .
Although it looks somewhat like Venus, Nemo is an original planet, created to fit the background.

Anything else?
Title is inspired by Disney's Finding Nemo.
Nemo means 'no one' in Latin. I love the meaning because it adds a little extra thought to this piece. Finding Nemo, the planet Nemo, or Finding No One, to describe the immense size of the universe, yet the loneliness that comes with it.
Nemo picked its own spot in this. Originally, I wanted the planet to be at the upper left corner. When I pasted Nemo onto the canvas, it appeared on the lighter part of my background, and I liked it.
I actually did create a planet with the pattern of Disney's Nemo, the Ocellaris Clownfish.

Note:
Don't use this for your own artwork, don't go pretending it's your own or anything related to that.
Ignore this and Space Monkeys will steal your lunch every day for the rest of your life.
However, feel free to set it up as your desktop wallpaper.

More?
Space Art Gallery