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JoeyJazz — Minerva
Published: 2011-08-06 15:47:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 33548; Favourites: 864; Downloads: 3300
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A small colour experiment - the outcome is a bit Greg Martinish.. ..wasn't intended.. ...anyway - enjoy it, I hope I'll manage to make something bigger next time.Pack contains:
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If you have smaller resolution, you'll just fit it into your screen.
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Comments: 118
I love the colour code and the way it's set out... It truly is MINERVA
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This one is nice.... 'tis my favorite out of most of them
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nice colours and effects!
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Indeed nice sirgerg touch with the forms and colours, though certainly this is a lot more a speed paint than the obvious comparison of the original Phoenix picture (though it is somewhat like a few of his others, too). I would certainly enjoy a more detailed expansion, though that is equivalent to saying, "I would like to see another nebulae by or as if by Greg".
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As I've mentioned - it wasn't the intention - original colours were pretty much different 
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May be worth showing a scrap of that?
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Ah, now that makes me think of coldflame's nebulae.
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I think I know him but can't really recall any of his space art pictures
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A bit like this perhaps. I think I may be thinking of another image though, and unless he hid some of his other works (which I am fairly sure he did), it might be someone else's nebulae that I am considering (or perhaps some inspired by that tutorial).
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Oh, this thing... ...pretty far fetched comparison IMHO
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Right, but I recall a nebulae inspired by it, which looked a bit like yours, or otherwise a nebulae coldflame made but hid along the same lines.
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Indeed; though, some things are more proximal than other things: some things are very remotely connected from a given perspective.
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From a given perspective, the Sun circles around the Earth.
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From the maximally comprehensive perspective the sun both does and does not do so.
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Which also means that it actually doesn't rotate at all and stays at one place on the sky... ...which might be achieved by travelling fast enough around the globe to track the Sun and keep it at the same place 24/7. This can be used for a non-stop access to the solar energy... ...or neverending saturday.
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Indeed, now if we are concerned of an asymmetric relation of rotator and rotatee, one should have to look at this system of "sun-ring-earth" from a yet further vantage point, wherein this system rotated about the galaxy or the galaxy rotated about this system. Should we then manage to form rings around the galaxy? And then? This issue may be analogous to Goldbach's conjecture; shall we, or shall we not, reach a point at which we cannot form a symmetric constancy in this relationship, and if not, we may then state, there is no such asymmetry!
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yay, one of them is exactly twice the size of my screen in both dimensions...that was easy!
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Lovely colors and excellent mood! Great work!
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Pretty. Like the glowing, flowing, glass effect on the clouds.
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I would recommend this as a Daily Deviation if I could/knew how lol.
But for now, I'll just say Awesome job!!
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Thx! Don't bother - I got one like 2 months ago. I can't get any DD for the next 3-4 weeks
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ahh haha. Thought that counts
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gorgeous work as always my macbook backgrounds cycle are forever ground with your brilliant work.
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I'm glad you enjoy my art. Thank you!
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