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Published: 2005-11-16 00:09:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 1574; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 139
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My very first atempt on TerraSpace art, it took way longer than i have initially imagined.These 2 nebulas featured on this piece are my very first 2 attempts.
This piece is a fantasy scape, have no intention on making it realistic.
For the wallpaper version excluding the figure, click here [link]
For the wallpaper version including the figure, click here [link] (In Scraps)
For the Raw Terrain, click here [link]
Hope you like!
EDIT (17th Oct 2006): Reduced the size to 50%...too big for ideal viewing if it was full size...
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Comments: 54
that was sposed to be bravo 
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lol
thanks for the comments n fav
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Thank "You" for the comments and fav!...much appreciated
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*_* Amazing picture! The title fits the picture perfectly! ^_^ Imagining looking up at all the colors and planets being swallowed by them....everything looks very realistic; the planets, the icy mountains, the person gazing above....I love this pic and definate 
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thanks for the comments
and also thanks for the fav, much appreciated!
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another thanks for using it as desktop
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excellent, love the title as well, well worth the effort
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^^ Thanks, not many peolple comments about my titles.
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I added it just know. I didn't have to go down range due to the ice storm. I guess the Army doesn't like to sleep in 5 inches of ice. "weekies" is the nice way to say "****ys"
Well at least I get DA and beer tonight!
I love this, your talent makes me sooooo jealous!
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wow...for army training to be called off, the storm must have been mad!!
Thanks for your comments!
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8 inches of ice, 40,000 with no power, and 8 have died on the roads...so far, and it is not over. Its a real bell ringer this one.
Never seen such ice and hell mixed together. It is REALLY bad.
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dam...we never experience anything as close as that when it comes snow/ice here in the UK... >.<
...hope u stay safe
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Really, as cold as it can get there I always thought of the UK as having tons of it.
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nah...its not really too cold, its just gloomy & rainy weather replacing the snow during the winter.
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I will have that any day over the 8 inch clumps of ice on the the streets, and the idiots that drive on them.
How about we trade lives, you get to drive in the ice to work and I get to do what you do?
I would get a pretty eruo for that1
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haha...no thanks!!
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Ice sucks, and is going to snow and ice tonight again. grrrr....
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The general idea of this is awesome.
Great work for a first 
With a little more practise etc you will definatly aspire to be a very good artist.
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Thanks for the encouraging comments, i just checked your gallery again with firefox, cos everytime i try to open your page with Internet Explorer, its crashes... =S
Anyways, your gallery is amazing, gonna watch u...
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Wow, that's amazing
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Thanks for the comments...
I just look at real nebulas and other people's work to get ideas (not copying of course
Thanks again!
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Very, very nice.
I love snow, and those mountains have been captured beautifully.
The shadow of the figure should be a lot lighter, and less prominent I feel.
Top right: Absolutely fabulous.
Top left: Very good.
Planet: Very good.
Try not to use stock lens flares, they don't look so good.
Some of the cloudy bits around the larger part of the top left nebulae look too fluffy and formless in comparisson to the rest of the images' clarity.
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Thanks for the fav and critics, i'll take everything into consideration.....comments much appreciated!
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This hase the potential to be an even better piece. I like the concept, but theres a few things that ruin it for me. 1st is that I think there are too many smaller planets. That area of the Nebula is way too crowded IMO. One moon sized planet and a very small distant planet would have really put some depth into it.
2nd is that the edge of the blueish nebula sort of cuts it off from the rest of the piece. I would try getting rid of the grayish coulds around it and bring that blue out into the entire piece.
All and all Very nice. Just a couple of things to consider.
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Thanks for the crit & suggestions...
i agree to everything u said, since it was my first Terraspace, i kinda overdid it...
thanks again...
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wow. long time. Really worth it!
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wow. for your first attempt that's brilliant! absoultely stunning. Looks like you could have been doing it for a while. Or have been practicing for a while on honing whatever wonderful skills needed to do this.
So how long did this take to do?
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Thanks for the lengthy comments!...Really appreciate it!
this took me approximatly 20 hours, as it was my first attempt, i had to do things slowly...
Thanks again!
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It's how I'd imagine one of the scenes from my animated movie in progress to look like. Simply beautiful ^.^
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Yes, I enjoy it.
Its great
You like space ?
Space is the last frontier...lets travel far beyond
Greets
Ikio
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Thanks for comment!
yup i love space space art! ^^
love your style btw...
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if i had that kind of view on our planet, it...that is just so cool, its amazing and simply brilliant, i love it. +fav.
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thanks for the fav and comments! ^_^
...yeh...if only we had a few like this.. >.<
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this is so unreal, and that's what's so cool about it. It's like a fantasy.....it's awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I ALWAYS fav what I like...
But I save stuff I LOVE as my desktop
I love spacescapes- Real or otherwise...
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hehe thanks...i'm gonna release a wallpaper version of this within maybe a week...stay tuned if your interested
and thanks for the fav!
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As always...
Patience is a far greater virtue in this particular situation...
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Awsome picture...really like how you set up the scene. As far as your comment on this being your first attempts at designing nebulas...i'd consider studying and looking at regular earth clouds, take 2 color tones: one for the actual nebula color and a darker tone for the shadowing (light falloff) and just randomly airbrush an area, first with your main color and airbrush away from your light source in the back of the "cloud" with the darker tone. I usually take the smudge tool and set it to about 50% at about size 3 on a non soft edge brush and just start swishing in and out between the two colors in an arc form...once you get a good looking puff you'll have a reference. Works every time for me. If you need an idea go check out my "Royal Heavens" image.
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