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Published: 2015-06-22 20:56:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 22317; Favourites: 585; Downloads: 1487
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Yeah I know, yet another generic space scene... ...enjoy it
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2560x1024
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If you have smaller resolution, just fit it into your screen.
For your personal desktop use ONLY!
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do you know how much this would be to be put on a coffee mug?Β
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Well, here on deviantart it costs around $10USD.
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I just got my mug today and it looks AWESOME! Β I juuuust finished doing dishes, so I gotta wait till I do my dishes tomorrow before I can use it. Β I like to wash my stuff first.
but I hope you got a good commision from this!
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Hey, good to know it looks good. Enjoy it
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HUZZAH! Β Order placed! Β thank you so much for offering this as a mug!!!! Β
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Really liking the cool colours in this!
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awesome work! out of curiosity, do people buy prints these days?
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Every once in a while... ...well, at least in my case - but the number of sold prints gets lower each year.
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unfortunately the print industry is going down... VR, AR is next... imagine, VR illustrations!
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Beautiful colors and cotton candy-like texture. I like how 'octopussy' it looks too.
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The purple colour scheme looks very classic sci-fi 
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Thank you! Purple for the win!
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Don't sell yourself short, you have a good flow in this scene, nice lighting, a palette that can easily become too funky if pushed a bit too far and some very nice detailing. That's not all that easy to achieve. I know because I regularly try and usually have a hard time getting it to suit my taste.Β
Would love to see a tutorial of your process for these nebula pics.
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Thank you for the appreciation. The problem of such tutorial would be in the fact that I sometimes spend a lot of time experimenting around with these images (in contrast with commissioned work where I go for a specific concept) - I just don't have an idea when it comes to nebulae - the outcome video would be quite a chaos ... and the recording process slows down my system which is already quite busy with Photoshop.
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Lol, it's kind of nice to hear this answer, because that's exactly how most of my own images get developed. That is precisely why I am always interested in how others go about it. I guess I am just looking for tips, tricks, or techniques that help me take a more direct path from an idea for a nebula to a nice finished result. But it just rarely works out like that. Lots never make it halfway, some do, but only after endless experimenting and fiddeling around. Often I quit at the end of a late night, frustrated that its not working out, and then when I look at it in the morning, I decide its fine the way it is. Sometimes they go well, but that is no guarantee that the next one will work out. I guess a sure fire flowing way of creating nebula art will always remain something of a holy grail.
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There is NOTHING boring about space. This is breathtaking.
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