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Published: 2016-05-31 01:08:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 12039; Favourites: 549; Downloads: 451
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Got in a bit of Mass Effect nostalgia and the result is a 1920x1080 wallpaper for your enjoyment
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Ok. So then, let's start this.
This is very well done. It kinda reminds me of Star Wars or some other sci-fi type of thing where someone stands and watches something in space that has mesmerizing beauty.
I haven't seen much in this sort of style or representation in a while. I enjoy these types of things because it's just... I get lost like that person watching is me.
I know I just complimented the style, but on to the more detailed "technique": The star itself is probably the thing I looked at first, as with most likely everyone else. I'm not sure what kind of star, color wavelength wise, this is supposed to be, but I assume it's blue. You added the effects of light aura and other things coming off of it, and the way it's colored is absolutely stunning. The man is also very nicely created as he stands there, and the interface things on the left and the right giving us the vision that he's in some sort of ship or chamber or something of the sorts. And then the ground is *almost* see through, giving it, once again, that sort of sci-fi "guy watching you from afar" sort of mood.
I'm a really big fan of two things in art: anime and space. This brought that feeling of space. The background, the star and the little interface you added are really some things that I enjoy looking at because I can visualize myself there to the extent of adding on to this world that you have created, and I'm absolutely positive you can to (it being your own work).
So I'd just like to say, I love this piece and if I could, I would copy this style and make my own. Unfortunately, I'm not talented in that area, nor do I know how to do this sort of style so I'll leave that up to the professionals/amateur-professionals. With my last word, I say: Thank you good sir, for the inspiration and the beauty.
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Stunning work.
Sadly I cant use it in this state as I want, I need to create something similar, but by my own.
Would you let me know how you did the mirror effect on the floor?
I want to create a similar picture, but with a different spacescape, and a different person.
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Hey, is there any problem for me using this artwork ? i just used it in this video and gave you the credits also www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuGSkuβ¦
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There is a slight problem in that you are monetizing the video, but as long as you don't have thousands of views, I'm OK
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well, if i grow, you they come to you as well
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Now... THAT is how to make a damn good looking copyright "watermark".
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Very fascinating picture. I would love to have your skills...
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I love how the dying star actually looks like a star in this. I don't understand why the one in Mass Effect looked more like a greased up ball than a star.
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haha, yes - that was my issue with the game one too
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Estar asi de cerca de una estrella en un ambiente hipotetico es de fabula pero cuando miras a esta imagen esos pensamientos se te van y solo te queda el pensar el calor que el hombre de traje negro tiene dado la cercania pero tambien pensar en cuan asombrado se deberia sentir por hallarse con tal objeto estelar que posee plasma en su superficie y corona estelar. Los detalles de los circuloa naranjas estan bien trazados y merecuerdan a los hologramas forerrunner de ''Halo''.
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Out of curiosity, what did you use to make this?
Anyways, it's awesome, fantastic work.
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It's TIM! Β Too bad his story was so shit in ME3
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