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Published: 2007-08-29 14:00:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 22509; Favourites: 751; Downloads: 0
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Don't worry - it didn't hurt... ...I hope...Related content
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wow! for me, this is the best picture of ur gallery! nice work dude!
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Very beautiful! I love the shape and shine of the light coming off the planet!
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Beautiful... I do spacescapes myself and I still haven't reached the ability to do this type yet!
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The artist in me says wow .. this is awesome. The physicist in me cringes hahaha ... but to instill a counter emotion is no short feat. Great work!
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Wow, this is really cool. I like how their are small spherical space bodies.
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Amazing, how did you make those asteroids?! Any tuts, that would help me, I would be gratefull.
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Beautifully done!
The clarity makes you feel as if you were there.
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Looks great
the asteroids look "ontop" of everything else abit, like they don't belong
but otherwise brilliant
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This has got to be one of the most sexiest space scenes I've seen on this site. Excellent job on this!
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When I first saw this, I was stunned. It's like you read my mind... I have written a story describing the exact same thing happening...and your picture is perfectly mirroring my imagination of it.
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I was struck by the beauty of this piece, and then by the artist's comment below it.
Although I do think it's much more powerful if you had just said "Don't worry - it didn't hurt..."
But then that's just me. ^.^ Great job.
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nice...basically you need to blur the "rubble", if you will...it looks like a bunch of noise tbh...but still its a very nice piece ^^
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You need to blend those projectiles. B-L-E-N-D and Soften. My goodness and a motion blur wouldn't hurt either. Especially on those top particles.
But anyway, Wonderful colour, awesome sharpness, but I revert to your need to blend. Not all edges need be sharp
All of the little added planets are gorgeous details and your skyscape is well done.
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6 months old piece ... 1 sell, 5 wishes and 136 favs. Anyway - I am aware of these little bugs. My spacescapes imrpoved a lot since that time, so, I'm finding it quite funny to read this. I'ts like changing the flawed background on Mona Lisa painting 
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amazing work. how long did this take you to finish?
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thx. 15-20 hours (with all that lookin' around the picture and asking myself 'what the hack I should do now? o.O'
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hah wow/ well it was worth the work!
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Nice vertical feeling here, and the purple, and unusually vertical shape of the nebula are fantastic here. I also like how I can see something past the mist and chunks of the shattered planet.
My only nitpick is there's a row of rocks that look a little too much like a straight graduating line going from large to small right over the top of the broken planet.
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check out my gallery for an old piece of mine called Invasion. I was gonna remake it, but you beat me to it haha. I will anyways
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oh btw how long did this one take?
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about 3 afternoons (so about 15-20 hours)
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Thats really good man, love the colours and just the over all image as well.
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I fav'd this on my other(old) account, but I thought I'd might as well fav it on this one as well, not to mention I just ordered the 12x18" matte print of this ^^
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wow...such a support 
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I have always thought purple and space go hand-in-hand, it just seems to suit the futuristic and dark theme better than any other colour. That plus the rarity of purple space art on this site made this one really stand out. And I like the sharp beams of light radiating from the main light source.
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