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cosmicbound — Celestial Incandescence
Published: 2008-04-18 17:34:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 16824; Favourites: 366; Downloads: 404
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Incandescent the celestial shines, everlit by the most consistent of flames - pure energy bound only by the transcendental enigmas that pervade all reality. Indifferent in grandeur, the celestial bodies continue on in motion, as with all elements - enslaved to the stars - bound to celestial incandescence.-
Ye, a new piece. Enjoy if ye so wish!
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The things about "Who are We?" continue on and on for rather a longest time, in history - Why did humans even wish to come clear about their games on Earth and start to venture into the "absolutely unknowable?"
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This is so beautiful. Could I use this as a background for my website?
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For non-commercial purposes.
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Wow! 
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This makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside; wonderful universe you got there.
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That's stunning and breathtaking, and I am in awe. It feels like I'm there...
I particularly like the painterly feel and the myriad of colours used.
I think you've just illustrated heaven
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Colorful 'n strong, pretty sleak man.
Is that some brushes used? I think I see some pattern's here 'n there and repetetitive action goin on
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wow, what a beautiful array of colours 
this is the first piece in such a long time
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Really neat bro, Could you divulge: how to get them, quite frankly, sexy textures in your nebula, thats something i have not been able to achieve myself.
Great work!
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If you mean that nice sense of detail, then "it's due to my new starfield. It basically involves layering many different scales of the usual varied noise starfield."
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Dude, I see all the names you give your work, and I begin to wonder "Is he ever going to run out of polysyllabic descriptions?" So far, you haven't More power to ya.
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Haha, nicely spotted.
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I want whatever texture you've used to give it that gorgeous matte feeling. It's so different to your usual sort of glossy space scenes and I adore it.
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Well, thanks. But it isn't really due to a texture, it's due to my new starfield. It basically involves layering many different scales of the usual varied noise starfield.
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Well whatever it is, it works and I declare that you shall do moar
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Hello my friend,
I send this message to tell you that I featured your work:
- in my Journal: [link]
- in my News: [link]
Congratulations for the wonderful work!!!
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the colours are perfect, also the whole composition is great, only the big white outline of the smaller planet is too strong i think
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I'm glad to see you're still working on your art, and this one is no exception.
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Love the space, but the planet's neon brightness doesn't seem to fit with the more realistic muted colours of the background. Plus whilst your composition is getting there (the focal planet is on the third, I see 
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Fair comment, thankyou for your time.
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Cant get over how awesome you did the colors, great nebula... looks very realistic and unique. Good stuff man!
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More space pics! I don't know if I've mentioned it before but viewing your pieces is always a welcomed breath of fresh air. I can just imagine staring at this on my ceiling as I go to sleep and drift off into brand new frontiers.
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Enjoying well sir!
Seriously, the way the colors blend and flow together makes this piece beautiful. To me, it has a sleepy, almost relaxed feeling to it, which works really well. Keep it up.
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Once again, you make something that is desktop worthy just so I can stare at is for as long as I can. Print! Please! When I have the money...
Also, for some reason, I'm seeing concentric circles just right of center-top. Is this intentional? It seems to center around that red star just outside of the nebula as if it's bending light with gravity.
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Glad it could grab your attention! And ye, the print is being submitted now.
Nicely spotted, too. It was actually unintended, but I see now that it's actually a welcome subtlety. Another thing you might want to see if you stare at the piece - the closest apparent planet at the bottom left isn't an actual perfect circle. This also makes sense, as I'm sure you know - it works quite well I think.
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Started to get a little scared by the first comment 
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It looks great, but some parts look a little oversharp. Other than that, perfect.
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