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Published: 2013-08-22 00:25:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 6246; Favourites: 199; Downloads: 211
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Apophysis 7x, photoshop for color/contrast adjustmentsA space fractal that actually contains a planet and even a huge star - I feel like a winner today
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It's so beautiful! You did such a great job! I love the blue glows!
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It's an awesome space scene! Ok if I use it for a Voltron-themed poster I'm making? I'll give full credit.
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Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but I could not find anything related to copyright in this website. I am interested in using a modified version of your image as a background of a game I am currently developing. Is your image under creative commons license? If so, can I use it commercially? I'd give you the proper credits, of course.
Thank you very much.
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I haven't really thought about licenses but I give you permission to use it
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Your lovely work has been featured HERE Tuesday Muse-Day
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Stay perfect,
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I think this glorious masterpiece are demandsΒ a TUTOrial. Please pretty please or just some tips. I beg you...
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I actually am planning to make a tutorial 
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Β Β Praise the lord. Thanks you!! I can't wait.Β
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I am very impressed!
What was the planet made with, if I may ask?
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Bubble and linear on tx1, linear on tx2 and then bubble on tx3 (although I added some more variations and xforms for texture). That's basically what produces a planet if you place the transforms correctly, which I have no idea how I managed to do
I'm glad you like it
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So not even a final transform, I see... good job!
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Actually, I had no intention of making a planet 
There's bubble and linear on tx1, linear on tx2 and then bubble on tx3 (although I added some more variations and xforms for texture). I somehow managed to place the transforms perfectly. I think I need to study my own parameters
Oh and then there's about 10 xforms for the lights and stuff, but I don't think that needs a lot of explanation
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You should, and when you finish I DEMAND a tutorial!
In the meantime, I'll follow your instructions carefully. Thank you!
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I'll make one as soon as I figure out how to explain it
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Yes, there's a space tutorial or something for Apophysis, "Celestial Bodies" is a good title!
I tried your instructions and got something, but the render is way worse than the preview.
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The planet itself looks like a universe full of stars, awesome concept
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