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Stamga — Creating a Fractal Nebula
Published: 2010-06-20 00:06:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 23039; Favourites: 324; Downloads: 795
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As requested by , here is a tutorial on how to use fractals to create nebula wallpapers! Its the exact same technique that I used to create my Immerged [link] wallpaper.Download full-size for better quality.
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if you use it. Comments are also appreciated!Enjoy!
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©2010 Stamga
Do not copy, modify or redistribute it in any kind without my written permission. You may use this tutorial to create your own wallpapers.
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Comments: 137
I gotta say this is very unique! You explained it very well too. Thanks for sharing
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No problem! Glad you like it
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Yyyyaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy!!!!!!!!!
check out what I've done, if you're interested
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I really appreciate this tutorial, thank you!
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Looks very nice! Glad you enjoyed following my tutorial
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I shall attempt... I have never done a fractal before... but this looks simple enough... and I wish to impress people XD
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Nice!
I would use a background color instead of black, in my opinion. I would also make it all a tad sharper
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Ah, okay :3 Thanks for taking a look at it for me
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Just learning fractals this looks mint to start with ^^
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I hope it'll be useful to you then
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Oh yush as I'm only learn fractals ^//^
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There are plenty of planet tuts out there, and my planets aren't that great compared to others
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I found one, but I still like how you manage to style yours to fit the background, That, is what I wanted to learn
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Yeah.. I might come up with one some time.
But these are good planet tutorials:
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It probably could, though the tools aren't set up the same way.
I also don't think that you have blending modes in GIMP.
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Yup, there are blending modes in gimp, not all the same as photoshop but most are there.
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Cool.
But it would still be hard to follow my tutorial in GIMP.
If you get to do it, please tell me
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yeah!! i like it..do you have more tutorials??
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No, I don't. Would you have a suggestion for a new tutorial?
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hmmm.. how about vector art?? or do you have any tutorials in gimp??
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No I don't, unfortunately.
I'm also not really into vector art.
Sorry :/
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that's okay..
no need to say sorry..
i really enjoy your work..
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Thanks for acepting the beautiful-space's feature
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hey man thanks for the tutorial!!! thanks to you i have made great space art!!! iff you(and everyone else) whant to sheck it out, be my guest
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I'm glad it was useful for you
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Thanks for the tutorial!!! i was serching some thing to teach me how to make a realistic nebula and yours its exactely what i whanted thanks again
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Cool! I'm glad it'll be useful to you
Thanks
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Nice, I often use fractals to paint nebulaes, I'll show u my next pic
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Does photoshop CS have all the tools needed? Cause if not not I will have to use stock images...Well, I'm only starting my first anyway, lol.
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Actually, you only need an extra free program called Apophysis [link] to generate the fractal for the nebula.
I really recommend you to get it if you want to have the same effect as above.
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