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NeroVII β Animation Backdrop Matte
Published: 2013-04-16 21:36:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 13420; Favourites: 496; Downloads: 0
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A backdrop matte painting for an extensive animation collab me and AvidProlix [link] are working on.-Original image size 7,000 x 5,000px
-100% Photoshop CS6
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I always like planets with a ring system especially the habitable ones. Wonderfully well done.
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Absolutely gorgeous! Β I featured it in my journal!
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Wouldn't mind the full - or at least a higher, resolution of this either. It's perfect as wallpaper!
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Just updated it to 1,600+A
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Simple question here, what tool or plugin did you use to make this planet texture?
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It was made in PDN.
It was fractal clouds at the larges and sharpest setting, then I used the relief effect to get the depth. Then I duplicated the layer used the Shape3D plugin for pdn, and then used some of the texture that was warned into a 'plane map' sphere to then put back onto the regular texture, which is how I got some of the larger bumps and stretching on the texture.
Then I used Shape3D again to wrap the texture into a sphere.
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Okay. Β That'll help when I'm trying to make planets. Β Thanks.
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Found this game while on steam, I thought you might be interested in it seeing as it's a sci-fi sandbox with fairly good graphics.
store.steampowered.com/app/227β¦
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this is really awesome, there's something about the rings that I just love
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They are colonized machine rings. They were made especially for building ships.
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say, is it ok if I use this planet in a book that I'm working on? I just wanted to ask before I went ahead, and I would greatly appreciate it if you would allow me to use this.
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As long as you give credit for the artwork to me in the book, and that you are not making money off of the book.
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Of course I'll give you credit, and no, I'm not making money off this book, it's mainly for fun.
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Alright then I'm fine with it as those conditions stay that way.
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Woah, how did I miss this amazing work of art? Inbox must have messed up. This is great none the less!
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Thanks, glad you like it!
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