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Published: 2013-07-09 12:00:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 9486; Favourites: 171; Downloads: 475
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update 11/07/13 removed the side bars from the image. actually looks better.
print also available.
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hello again everyone!
just another artwork. did this one in about 12 hours over the coarse of a week, been busy with other things and life. not much to say here except the fact that everything you see here in the image or part of the boarder was intentional, especially the boarders and the light rays. but for some reasons the borders just don't feel like they belong. just tell what you guys think and i'll make the changes immediately. comments, critiques and favs are welcome and appreciated!____________________________________________________________________________________________
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Comments: 23
On first glance this image is a quite basic space related image. But as I look more closely I see the small details. First of all the planets is amazing ! Well done ! Secondly the glare from the sun is beautiful. What really amazes me is the fact that the images is so dark yet so beautiful. In the background we can see a faint nebula which adds further depth to the image. The way that the planets are aligned shows us that there is order in the work. I cannot help but wonder if there are systems like this out there. The only thing that prevents me from adding 5 stars to Originality is the texture that it seems you have applied over the image. But all in all, Well done and what a beautiful work e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/sā¦ " width="15" height="15" alt="
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thank for giving me your thoughts and opinions on my work, I appreciate it!
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thank you, glad you like it!
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all you spammers need to burn in hell.
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Wow.
Talk about a high tide -- that might even bring earthquakes.
I'm going to break with the crowd: the borders seem off to me too -- it's as if they go from not even being there at the top to jumping out and hurting you about a third of the way down.
This next one comes from a physiology of sensation angle rather than from that of art: Is there some trick that would allow the level of contrast between border and the bordered to remain constant?
Please ignore and/or forgive that last academic question if it's insanely difficult or in any way insulting (as that surely is not my intent).
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thanks for the feedback. and I'm glad that I'm not the only to notice that it feels off with those bars. i'll see if I can remove them.
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It's beautiful the contrast is spot on, would not worry about the boarders. š½
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thanks, but the borders just don't seem to fit. I may end up removing them in the near future.
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Perfection is like beauty-in the beholders eye. You are obviously the "eternal" hope it goes well, still love the image.š
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Great work! I like the perspective you've created with the planets/moons going off into the distance. The borders look fine to me.
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thank you, glad you like it!
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Appreciate all your efforts to bring these wonderful art works to us
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glad you like it!
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