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ChrisCold — Arcuarius Nebula
Published: 2009-04-26 16:12:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 15923; Favourites: 426; Downloads: 1178
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Inspired by Sam Mulqueen.Related content
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Fantastic work. I love the unusual texture feeling I sense from the more brightly lit areas. It brings up nostalgic memories for me. If I were to describe the impression, it reminds me of some Christmas decorations that were made of spun fiberglass-like filaments (think of insulation colored in a given monochromatic range) and were made to place over incandescent Christmas lights. They altered the light in a manner that felt similar to the point sources in this painting. Very cool! Sorry for the long comment, just thought I'd share in return for the enjoyment I obtained from seeing this.
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Wow .. just wow .. who doesn't like colors !!!? .. I LOVE colors .. specially when it comes to space art .. monotone is good sometimes to deliver a certain mood .. but when colors dance in space (like here) it is a dazzling display like non other ... and that's one very captivating and inspiring piece of art indeed ^_^
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You know, all those colors look really cool on photopaper. And I have it upside down on my wall and it looks better
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If you threw a fancy title and signature on their id consider buying it as a print
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absolutely love this piece. amazing color scheme goes really well with the balanced but random gaseous clouds. I have yet to make something as amazing as this. My only good nebula so far is Internal Conflict.
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oooh! a proper nebular! i don't concider a nebular a nebular untill you start seeing things, shapes in it.
i stared at it and i can inded see shapes. by shapes i mean creapy vaguely hand shaped bits or an eye or something.
aaaaaaanyway ignore my randon insanity.
this is Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood!
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its also reminded me that i'm suposed to be getting started on a photography prgect where i highlight shapes i've seen in photos of nebulars.
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This is gorgeous, like your other work; the colors are just amazing. Keep it up!
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One of the finest pieces of nebulae work I've seen since Greg, stunning.
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I just keep coming back to look at this...It's so amazing. Reminds me of some of Greg martin's stuff.
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Thanks, man
Yeah, maybe Greg's work Riven or Riven 2, but i'm really hypnotized by sumopiggy's art, it's always an inspiration for me
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yea I know exactly what you mean. sumopiggy was one of the first spaceartists I stumbled upon after Gerg actually...
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Aaah, this is great. I like the colour variations and it feels very "fluffy" or light to me. Nicely done
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I like the move towards color. Its always good to expand your style eh?
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Yeah, that was my intention
Thanks
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No way man, the colors work great here! I especially love the interplay of light and shadow in this piece, as well as the amazing level of detail, excellent work!
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-.-
You emo XD
But yeah, i'm also not a fan of colors
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nah u dont understand me
i luv colors but this colorcomposition is a fail in this picture
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gtfo of my gallery XD
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Looks great mate, really good choice of colours.
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as allways...great... i think i like this one the most, maybe because of the composition, i like the green half being biger, it gives me a sensation...i can't describe, i also like the multitonality, makes it look lighter, without losing the nebula look. btw if the green its not green i'm sory but i have a sebere color distinguition problem.
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Well, there is green color in this pic so i guess u're not really wrong
thanks
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lol nice hehe. you're welcome
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eventhough i find the change in colours too abrubt, especially from yellow to blue, i think the clouds are so well done it's still favworthy. I would have prefered a little less colourful, more serene nebula though
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Yeah, i'm also not a fan of colors (probably that's why i cant color well 
Thanks mate
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