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Published: 2012-04-30 05:37:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 6793; Favourites: 101; Downloads: 140
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My first ever attempt at making a Sun. Because of studies, I don't get much chance of making space art, I hope I'm not getting worse.Anyways,
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Texture: *FrostBo
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Comments: 19
Love it, I think that planet could be blended in better, and those two planets should be further apart. Love the fractal looking solar flare.I think the background is fine but that the sun could have more flares but also could be made "brighter". Overall love it anyway
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First of all, I'd like to say that the solar eruptions of this star are the best that I've seen so far. The epic and brachially evolving arm on the upper area of the image demonstrates perfectly what destructive power a star can have. The coloring of the background is also really good, though I'd wish to see the star having some smaller eruptions too, maybe those nuclear rings that our sun has? The star needs to blend in better with the background.
I can see you've made a little mistake when creating the planet, but that isn't so bad. Remember that you should put the planet BEHIND the layer, which creates the glooming effect of the background. Or else the planet won't blend together with the background and it'll look strange.
Otherwise, I like this piece of artwork very much. 100 Times better than anything that I've created.
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This is beautiful, I really love artwork like this, thank you for your amazingness
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Glad you like it. Thanks for your kind words.
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You wouldn't want to see my first attempt at a close up star! You've done a great job, my only critique would be the planet and its moon. For me, there're to grey, they feel a slightly out of place. Take that as a ''I'm only picking because there's not much wrong here'' sort of comment.
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Thank you, and yes I do understand what you mean about the planets. Maybe I'll do a reworked version of it.
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I wouldn't go to that extreme. Again, brilliant work!
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Thank you. I really like your close up planets..always wanted to make them but failed.
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