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Published: 2016-11-09 19:42:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 5955; Favourites: 338; Downloads: 0
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Is it possible for nebula to burn? Dunno, maybe..Made with Chaotica; No postwork.Β
As always, thank you everybody for the great support! I trully appreciate it!
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i think that its still harsh because art can have diff perspectives though but not as a bad thing im just telling you how it is/how i see it its nice though the colors stand out but i think it could be less sharp and softer i like the little stars and you can see what it is just by looking at it but I've seen better in your art this is constructive criticism i also think you could add more yellow tones and deep blues and because that's the color of fire, like burn it should represent what your trying to make
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I really adore this one.
It is simply beautiful.
I love your coloring choice-- it brings forth a lot of emotion.
It is calm, serene but also at the same time, also very intense.
Almost like a perfect Yin and Yang.
Like what I always or like to say... disastrously beautiful.
The shadowing and lighting is perfect.
I also how the red/yellow... how it is taking form.
It is like claws... devouring or slowly taking over the serenity-- or something.
Without reading your description, I already have an idea what this might represent.
But your brief explanation... really gave me more of vivid imagery.
Great job!
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if I could give sth. like a "double favourite", I'd give that Β
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excellent artwork - stars dripping of material building the horse shoe nebula - i can even see/feel the intense gravity at work - enough mass for a million new sunsΒ
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*rocks back and forth muttering*Β
Too epic...
Too much...
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The implementation is stellar.
Sorry, bad pun, but this is awesome. ^_^
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Thank you!
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Can't decide if I like this or Firestorm more. Nice job!
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Thank you for being amazing!!!
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It is lovely...but did you know (or care) that chaotica Β is not available on DA. Β I have checked many times.Β
This comment is NOT censure...just an observation
I appreciate you putting the software in the description....
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What exactly do you mean by 'not available on DA'?
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Absolutely FANTASTIC!!!!!
I love the color gradient and this, some kind of transparency..
Nebula was the first thing that came to me, when i first saw it..
I think that if i search in NASA's photos i 'll find something similar to this, that exists in reality..Β
Great work, my friend!!! Β Β Β
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Thank you very much!
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You're very welcome.
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I don't know where to start except to say wow, just wow!
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Thank you very much for the kind words!
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It looks like what America is going to turn into
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Thank you!
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its a pleasure to watch your work Lukas
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Why not? If it has flamable fuel and a medium to burn in? A nebula is made of gas but it also can have some liquids in it (say a cloud of gas with flamable particles). There is a nebula somewhere made of alcohol. So yeah, nebula probably can burn. Maybe not whole, but large parts of it should in theory be capable of catching fire.
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I thought fire can exist just with O2(oxygen) or am I mistaken?
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No, there has to be fuel. Oxygen won't burn on its own.
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But fuel won't burn withou oxygen, that's the point!
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Or another gas. That's why I said that there has to be fule and a medium (fuel being the flamable material and medium being the gas).
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fire must exist with oxygen, yes.
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do before and after pics so i can learn how to do this
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I'm sorry but process of making fractal image isn't anything like before&after or else.Β
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oh i didnt know... too bad. i still like it thoughΒ
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I can explain some more stuff in a note. But honestly, it really isn't easy.
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doesn't seem like it. but judging by the end result id say its well worth it. don't worry about it i'll just look it up on google. just keep doing Β what you're doing
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Thank you very much!
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