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Published: 2009-04-27 21:18:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 16195; Favourites: 421; Downloads: 0
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5 hoursPS CS2
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For inspirational purposes only...
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what is this V-like .. or Rexona-like mark on the planet?
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Beautifully done yo !!!!!! Keep up da great works yo.......
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This one is fiery and grand. I always like how you have the two starships paralleling each other as they soar passed these immense celestial bodies. It is so cool and really puts space in perspective
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Jesus znova ukΓ‘zal svoju moc 
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I dig the whole inferno color scheme, it's very smooth and works very well with the composition.
Also dig the striped cityscape on the planet, funky twist.
Nice one mate!
/rob
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Pretty awesome picture you have here I love the color!
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Stunning work. This is beautiful. I love the choice of colors--not so common in space art I've seen.
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Thx. Green-cyan-blue? Kinda common in my gallery
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exelent§§ len mi Ε₯ahΓ‘ oΔi..ale inΓ‘Δ super..
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Jo, oslΕuje... ...to je fajn
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Cool background as ever but I dont like the city lights on that planet, they are too clean cut and neat and dont really do the planets curvature any favours they make it look flat. Also something that works quite well for me is using a contrasting blue light when red light or a yellow light is used, a blue flare or haze around the light source can give it a quite nice effect, might be something to mess around with later on perhaps.
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Yup - next time - I know about the blue color in the warm surroundings effect but it usualy makes the image less realistic - more like a simple painting (like in my Zenith [link] or Evac [link] ) but on the other hand it might look good. Those city scape circles almost allways look flat (trust me - even in your pieces 
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Well it doesnt suck so dont remove it haha, anyway yeah the circle thing is hard to do, maybe using a 3D software package might work. But as for the blue light thing it should make the image look more realistic as in reality the flare from a light is often of the oposite colour, but not always.
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no co dodat, na to uΕΎ nenΓ ani co ΕΓct, prostΔ perfekt
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No, mΓ‘ to pΓ‘r much, ale ty snad Δasem vychytΓ‘m. DΔkuju.
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pro tebe moΕΎnΓ‘ jo, pro mΔ je to parΓ‘dnΓ
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Contact Lucas Arts mate, seriously I think your ready to help out with making my dream of Star Wars come true 
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ILM sounds nice but I bet they got more superior artists over there...
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Well, I'm sure whoever gets their hands on your artistic abilities will be one lucky sob.
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Epic lighting here.. and I really like those cool red stars
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Yeah, it's kinda interesting that people don't paint these so much since red giants are kinda common in space
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I love this everything in this piece except the abrubt ending citylights/lavacircles on the planet. On the other hand taking it away could make the piece more boring. I would replace it with something of the same style, but smoother.
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Yeah, I need to spherize it a bit further... ...next time.
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Quality - will there be a wallpaper edition? I love it when you do those
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lol.. ..Thx in advance!
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Awesome!
I love it, the colors ant the lighting are amazing!
Just a little question: can you explain me in a few words how do you create those nice ship trails?
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well - there are many ways how to create them - try the combination - path, brush, fade...
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I see.
Well, thank you for the kind answer!
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Amazing as usuall, I like how the sun is peeking out from behind the planet^^
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