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Published: 2013-05-08 22:58:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 38727; Favourites: 1091; Downloads: 1374
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Note: this image is for sale as NFT at knownorigin.io/gallery/9033000β¦
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This is a variation on my previous image:
The Colony of Virgo:
I got a bit carried away with the colors this time.
Rendered in Vue (including the starfield).
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This is badass. It's clean, neat, and has good color scheme.
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This has a very old school sci-fi vibe to it. I like it.
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Thanks. Yes, many people comment that my images remind them of the covers of old sci-fi books. Although not consciously, that's most probably a big influence in my images because I must have read thousands of those books...
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They're great! A wonderful source of inspiration, coming from your childhood
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If this really existed, I'd really wanna go there.
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linda imagem !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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No. I'm curious, why do you ask?
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Wonderful!! All your artwork is very high quality and divinely inspired!
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It is this color scheme that make the image so different, and yet very alive, and in an entirely different setting. Both are fantastic, but I am partial to this palette, so I must like this image better. That is hard to do, considering how much I like the "previous" image, "Colony of Virgo".
Very well done!
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So this is fantastic!
How did you do your star field? Β Willing to share any secrets about that? Β Hints!
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Thanks!
I made it in photoshop, with a mix of several free star brushes (there are hundreds in many sites) and a normal point brush with scatter on. I made some glow with gaussian blur and "soft light". Then, in Vue, I applied this image to an alphaplane and put 2 or 3 directional lights in the brightest places, to enhance the light there and cause a visible effect on the water (with just the alphaplane, the water didn't shine with that green glow that it has in some points). Then click render.
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Thanks so much for the tips. I love this piece!
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It's been awhile since I last visited dA.....how fortunate of me to have stumbled upon your work!! I'm SO very glad that I did.......this is stellar (in more ways than one)
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That sky is gorgeous. Space is so awesome!
Cool designs for the structures, looks very future-esque. I like the way you did the scenery, too, especially the water ^_^
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Cool landscape! Being new to digital art, I'm going t have to learn how to do this type of stuff
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I love it.....beyond the technical brilliance of so much of what you do, what I love even more is that you give us the beginning of a story, a jumping off point for our imaginations, and we are able to fill in the rest on our own.....
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Oh my goodness, how wonderfully beautiful! Your whole gallery is amazing...
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Though I'm not too fond of greens, this version is outstanding too. Great and stylish imagination!
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Both images are outstanding views of a future world
if our species survives that long.
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