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Published: 2009-07-05 20:47:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 7497; Favourites: 160; Downloads: 0
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Its been a while since i posted space art.Nothing original but i hope you like it guys!
Thanks for cloud stock!
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awesome....even though the circle patterns don't really fit in with the rest of the picture but this is really cool.
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Some of those fractals have sharp circular patterns that don't look very natural. But overall the colours and details are really nice and both planets look very realistic
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Love the planet to the right 
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I don't know why people love fractal brushes for nebulas
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Hmmmm.. anyways, I think the work will look better without it
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I don't agree with you
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Ok, here a question, what is the point of the fractal thing in space?
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As aRchAng3lZz sad, many of the planatary nebulas look like fracktal. Just search on APOD.
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and a few more fractal like real nebulae:
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Ok here are a few answers 
First of all you can generate some fractals that look awesome as a starfield you can check at the =tsarye gallery for some. I have used them too and maybe noone understood taht.
Second Placed right and with the right blending mode the add a lot of depth and detail to a nebula. And it also is a realistic touch (check [link] <- looks like combined fractals heh?)
And you can make awesome looking dust with fractal on difference with lowered brightness and contrast.
As =synax444 said - it is a matter of tast but when you don't like it and/or you can't use it don't say it is pointless or non-realistic
All the best,
aRch
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So it depends on the way of using fractal stuff in space-art
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