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Hi-Res Nebula Brushes
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Published: 2010-05-23 06:43:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 58690; Favourites: 899; Downloads: 26494
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Description
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What is it?: A high-resolution brush pack
File Size: Archived- 27.8MB Unarchived- 47.3MB
Sorry for the size but I wanted it to be high quality
CONTENTS:
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Number of Brushes: 15
Brush Size: All over 2000x1500px
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UPDATE:
Big thanks to hellobaby and FantasyStock for the Daily Deviation!
Hello Everyone!
This is my first brush pack ever!
This is a Hi-Res Nebula Brush Pack that took me weeks to make!
Designing should be nice and easy. I’d like you to feel this
That’s why I’m sharing my work with you.
I use those brushes in my designs and I don’t see the reason why you couldn’t use them in yours
1. Brushes created by FUZZJP are free to use in non-commercial designs.
2. If you paid for those, you were cheated! Please note me about that fact at jasonfrankiewiczpalchak@gmail.com
3. You MUST give me credit when using these brushes! I spent lots of time on these and I'd like a little credit
4. Please link me back when you use my brushes! I'd LOVE to see what amazing work you can make with my brushes!
5. You may not claim these brushes to be your own.
6. You may not redistribute them, but you may link back to them on my devaintART account.
7. If you have some problems with those brushes, please write me about that at jasonfrankiewiczpalchak@gmail.com
Enjoy!
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Comments: 151
Congratulations on your well-earned DD! This deviation has been featured in the following article:
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Thanks very much for the article!
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Looks nice so far. I'm almost certain I'll find something I can use. Thanks!
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[link]
I used your brushes, thank you very much for making them :3 they are incredibly helpful!
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WOW!
Nice use of the ship, I like the concept of the piece.
Thanks for the link!
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Thank you very much, I hard a hard time thinking how I was going to 'create' a rift in existence, when I just happened to see your nebula brushes that day in DD's. They were literally Godsend!
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Great work. Congratulations to the DD.
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Absolutely amazing! I love the colors and the spacey effect, it's like I'm there! Only I can breath of course lol.
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faving this for later. Thanks!
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Wow. This is just amazing. Wonderful job, my friend, wonderful.
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cool, but is that a galaxy inside of a nebula? humm maybe it's in front. I'll go with that. I'm pretty sure there is no galaxies inside of a nebulae?
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It was to create a focal pull and to look flashy
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Yah I know. I was just saying that for my own kicks.
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It could be a protostar.
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i guess it would be an emission nebulae because it's red, but scale looks off. Also theirs no bipolar outflow and no accretion disk on the outside. Also the disk around protostars follows circular motion described by Newton. Meaning objects will travel at different speeds at different radiuses. Giving a protostar a certain look. Galaxies have a sphere around them of massive amounts of dark matter. which keeps all the normal matter in the disk of a galaxy traveling at the same speed. Which give spiral galaxies that certain look. The glowing arms of spiral galaxies are compression waves. Which starts star formation, which then glows. I'm not sure what starts the compression waves, but i'm not sure if we know yet.
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I was saying that the bright dot st the center was a protostar; the rest was the accretion disk. Or maybe the swirly thing is a black hole sucking in the whole nebula. The gases near the black hole would be hot enough to glow bright white.
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Like I said it doesn't look like a protostar. This what a protostar would look like [link]
Well that type of black hole (a stellar black hole) would probably have bipolar jets too. Its disk also would follow similar circular motion as a protostar's accretion disk too. I would think a black hole couldn't pull enough mass from a nebula to make it glow really bright. It would need something massive feeding it, like a star. Also black holes don't 'suck', they don't have a special sucking force. It's attraction via gravity that brings a black hole and objects orbiting it together. You could free fall in to a black hole, but object in space don't usually just free-fall. They tend to orbit.
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Well then, maybe Rule of Cool applies here. [link]
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humm... hadn't thought of that.
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These are some of the most beautiful brushes I've ever seen,
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Thank you so much. You're very kind.
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Wow, they're beautiful! ^^
I look forward to using them o:
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Nicely done, will definetly give it a try;D
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This is really amazing!! I would like to try it!
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T^T just wish it wasnt RAR.. I dont have a converter.
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Send me an email and I can make a zip for you
jasonfrankiewiczpalchak@gmail.com
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>.> sorry that i havent sent a reply in like forever. but ive been really busy. but my email is lauralacework@yahoo.com
and thanks. ^^
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In the process of making a pic, and just try one of you brushes....bout blew my mind away 
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I'm glad you like them so much!
I can't wait to see your piece
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The link is above yer comment
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