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Hameed — ProtoGalaxy
Published: 2004-04-10 15:05:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 9826; Favourites: 127; Downloads: 2437
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Full view essential.Planet rendered in 3dsmax, the planet texture's, nebulae starfield etc all done in photoshop cs. So this is what i imagine a galaxy being born would look like.
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oh my F****** god, this is the best piece i've seen
a tutorial on how u did that nebula, will be the best contribution ever to us! hehehe
i can say, without a doubt, that a nebula like that is a goal that lot of us were trying to achieve. my case, i have no idea how to do it
good luck and congrats!
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Thats amazing. You not only capture beauty, or derive works from inspiration, but you actually go and think of new things, never before seen, and then go and portray it with such accuracy, such spendor, and such serenity that it is absolutely mind boggling.
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Your work is very subtle and strong! great depth. i feel the emensity of the planets, a humbling experience!
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Your nebulae are incredible - I really cannot fathom how you do them. Incredible amounts of detail and wonderful color usage. Great composition here as well. Seriously, I've spent the last 6 months trying to brush nebulae like these with absolutely no luck. Great work.
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some friend of mine tipped me of your gallery, said you had the best starfields and scifi pics in da. Well he wasn't wrong. This is magic. Congratz man, i thing you're the best scifi artist in da
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Wow thatr is amazing, Immense great detail here :+Fav:
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the one thing in space art i still have difficulty achieving effectively is making subtle backdrops when it comes to elaborate scenes, yet you can capture them seamlessly like this, it's very impressive, and i can appreciate the piece that much more for it. The main galaxy at the bottom looks sublime - it all works perfectly.
i salute you
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Excellent work Hameed! 
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again excellent work, looks just amazing. +fav
just an idea: i wonder how it would look if the bright big star/ area on the right of the galaxy, was also a forming galaxy; like our real galaxies sisters/twins the Magellans, just a thought!
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You probably dont know this but that uses the exact same sony tft lcd. As both displays are made by sony, at the same factory no less.
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Absolutely right, full view is essential! Great work!
...Wonders how you do it
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very nice...
I was goin along here on the site and I saw this and went...How'd you get this out here without me know?
Then it came to me...I forgot put you on that watch I was gonna do way back when...lol
Oh yeah...ever thought of makin a tut?
Great work as always
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i liked the planet, but what you did in it's place came out even better
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Still very, very sweet but I have to say that it doesn't look that much like a protogalaxy to me... When I hear the word 'protogalaxy' I think big, bright, semi-organised violence in the creation of a new galaxy but this is kinda...well... limp is the word that springs to mind... It's a shame because this is a very good piece, I just don't think that the title matches
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Your work is unreal 
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this piece is fantastic... nebula in the middle is awesome with those colours you used... and version without planet is better in my opinion btw.
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well, imo you didn't have to remove the planet. the planet itself looked pretty nice, it was the glow around it that was disturbing. anyway, good job once again
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wow this looks amazing. awesome details and nice colour scheme. i didnt even notice any planet which you mentioned was rendered (thats a good thing 
great work.
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spinning................................ ....
very goooooooooood job!
i alway like your space stuffs!
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simple, elegant and a marvelous medly of colors. and im definately going ape over the galaxy itself, awesome amount of detail packed into such a small space - i gotta learn me how to do them "clouds" around the edges of the galaxy 
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Awesome, dude. While the original's inclusion of the planet did have a certain goodness, this method is a lot better. Excellent, dude, definitely going right in my favs.
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Amazing man, you and +dinyctis have gotta be the best around... next to Greg Martin respectivly
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dude, i liked the planet! 
BLOODY AMAZING.
i couldnt DREAM of making something like this mate...it looks like you are actually looking thru a crystal clear telescope...bloody incredible. keep up the good work, and a definite
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Another amazing piece of work. :hugs: Thank you so much for bring the wonder of the universe to us in such an accessible form (even if it IS man made).
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yehaaaaw how do yuo get the colours to go so well together. great work man
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nice drawing...
i think the planet wasnt that bad at all
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looks better now i agree! but the other one looked nice nonetheless!
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hmmm.... i reckon you should bring the planet back.... but maybe edit it abit...
i love the nebula
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i can tell where the planet was :/ maybe you could blur it to fix it up a tad.
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