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Published: 2008-09-23 20:37:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 35824; Favourites: 1115; Downloads: 2014
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hello all... my first gas giant
i hope you like it, could be worse i think 
opinions and favs are appreciated as always
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thank you, glad you like it
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I love how you did this 
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hehe thanks
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Great job, i wonder how many g's their pulling.
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damn you noticed that
thank you
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not at all, plus the little spaceship going around it gives it the perfect touch. XD
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Oh, breathtaking
Nice nice nice job
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Lovely job, I like the feel of it, beautiful yet ominous!
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hehe glad you like it thanks
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you're welcome, ur art really rox ^^
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very well done! really impressive for this being your first gas giant. way back when i attempted to do something like this but I must say it didnt turn out as awesome as this. keep up the good work
+fav
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thank you
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Wow, neat, really nice. I do 3D too... great job. This was done in a 3D app I assume? Cheers! (See my own space picture I've done in the past: [link]
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well no its 2d completly... just basic render for planet was 3d then i imported in photoshop
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OK. So most of the render was done in 3D (what app?) and then imported into PS to adding the spaceship's exhaust trail and so forth?
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well i just created simple ball in 3d max, then i put there texture (creature by myself in photoshop) and rendered it...
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Ah, OK, and the rest of it was done in PS? Nice job!
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OK, wow... you're welcome!
If you don't mind, I want to clarify one thing: you created a sphere in 3DS Max - did you apply the sphere's texture there, or paint it on in Photoshop? Or paint the tex in PS and import as an image tex to 3DS Max, applied it to the sphere, and saved a render of the sphere with the tex?
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create simple ball in 3dmax, texturize it with texture (created in photoshop) and render it ....save it .... then you'll have some saved texturized ball.... this ball then put into photoshop add shadow/lighting and you have planet
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Ah ha, I see.
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well its because i dont know what lighting i want in that moment.... i usually change many things in pictures during making
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Right, I gotcha. That makes sense. It just seems easier to set up the lighting on the sphere before you bring it into Photoshop, but if it works, it works.
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well yes but in fact i have no idea how to work in 3d max
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Ah, I see.
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Awesome image.....always love those space images, 
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