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Published: 2004-04-24 03:23:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 7632; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 1944
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There was a pressing need for a tut like this. So I stepped up... drop me a link if any good comes of this.
Oh, and thanks for the many other tutorials that taught me enough to develop my own techniques..
Psamtik's Note:
Even though this doesn't entirely represent a comet, its the only tutorial i've seen available and i'm sure many of you more experienced can make very good use of this. Enjoy
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Sweet, I've tried different methods for comets, but I've never been overly happy with them.
I really like the look of this, can't wait to play around. I bet you could make a good nebula using the same techniques.
Kudos, dude.
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Wow,wonderful,gonna use it in a wall,colliding with a planet 
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I kinda got confused about the smudge thing but im gonna work on it. Thanks
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Nice tutorial 8) Leaves a lot space for experimenting 8)
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Thanks for stepping up to the plate to tutor when you saw a need. This is a very good start - a lot of people will benefit.
However, if a person doesn't *really* like it - are you sure you really mean to say "screw you" ??? Kinda' harsh, don't you think?
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Not really, I believe that Psamtik submitted the version in my gallery, not the one I emailed him. I made a few changes, one being the pointless attitude.
Yeah, it was late, and I was acting a little harsh. But thank you, I hope it helps some beginners like me.
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LOL... well - I really like your comet tutorial. : )
I did a piece a while ago that somewhat resembles "mini" comets somewhat like you're tutoring:
[link]
You might be interested, if you're not already familiar with it, a software program called "Particle Illusion."
I'm working on a follow up to that other piece that puts the viewer right in the tail of the comet. A company called WonderTouch makes the software. It does so much more than bare-Photoshop might.
I'm glad someone else likes a good comet too. : )
Have a galactically groovy day!
-Dano
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I use particle illusion, and the water jet filter looked just like a comet to me, so tried to recreate it with photoshop.
Thank you!! I'll check it out.
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cool, its a nice first step for beginers to learn, kind like me lol.
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looks cool but i think with stones it looks much better
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heh...I like this person...Im gonna go check him out...
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