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Published: 2005-07-20 20:37:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1475; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 341
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After a time of break a new work. With this work I want to start a trilogy, which has the name "Far Away". There will follow two other works, one with a cold snow-landscape and one with some green hills. This is the first part, a desert...First I want to say that I think that this is really unrealistic, but I think it has not to be realistic. I love the colors and like how it turned out.
Maybe some stats:
The original resolution is 2400x 3600 px big. I used 183 layers in 17 folders and the ps-size is 617mb.
I hope you like it, because I do it and I worked very hard on it
Pls fullview!!!
Comments and
's are highly welcome!Thanks for the view,
Mark-Jan
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Comments: 34
Superb, great work =] I love the colour of the dunes, and the whole concept of it.
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nicely done. i like the detail you put into the planets. very very nice.
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Interesting use of the desert backdrop, but it works. The composition is real good in this piece. Nice one.
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Wow, this piece kind of makes my imagination run wild. But you've got good imagination, skill and patience on doing this. Thanks for sharing ^^.
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If it weren't for the redness of those sand-dunes this pic would be an instant-fav for me, which is quite a complement really seeing as how I haven't given a fav in ages. The nebula is what caught my attention - it looks fantastic, with dark clouds floating in front of a bright core. Absolute genius. The planets are high-quality too - though I can't tell whether that large planet is a gas giant or otherwise. It seems to have rocky parts as well as parts made entirely of cloud.
Only two crits: a lot of the yellow stars are exactly the same size, and the dunes are too red.
But nice work duuuude!
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Of all the breath-takingly righteous pieces in your gallery, I enjoy this one the most.
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hey thx, I also like it a lot!
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I've decided that I can't go on living without devwatching you.
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the contrast from top to bottom is very dramatic! the top portion looks like a dragon would come out and then all of a sudden it's light and there's solitude.
very beautiful
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not sure if i saw it before but hey its amazing, that nebulae is well just perfect ; -)
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i like how the space blends into the real land. nice work
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gefΓ€llt mir richtig gut. nur font is bissl verpixelt imo
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danke fΓΌr den comment! wurde hier ja nicht gerade mit commentaren ΓΌberflutet. das mit dem font weiΓ ich. Kam vom verkleinern und anschlieΓendem scharfzeichnen... naja.. thx
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good work, it is very greatly.
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greeting SonicY ^^
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the planet is awesome, how did you do that ? 
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mhm, how I did it... I brushed some things by myself, used textures and very important for gasgiants is the motion blur filter... But I think there are some tutorials for gas giants out here!
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that's enought thanks a lot, I was going to (again) test my skills with some planetes
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very nice, looks like a mix of space art abstract and vector! i love it
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the bottom part is good, but i dont like the top bit.
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the bottom part is good, but i dont like the top bit.
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I like the colours mate! very good- looking forward to seeing the otheres
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this is amazing, the detail put into that neb is great!
love the style, very different.
the planets are done wonderfully
simply a great piece
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Awesome work! I love the sand dunes...and the nebulae and planet are very well done! 
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Very nice work my friend. Great work with the dark nebulae and the gas giant, they have great substance.
Keep this kind of work going, it is coming out wonderful
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Very cool, but you could have focused a bit more on the space... the land takes up too much of the image and distracts from the rest of the piece...
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I just lvoe watching when the blue sky turns into black void of space
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ahahha thats really kewl man, very orgigional and a +fav
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