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TobiasRoetsch — Volcano of Ice
Published: 2007-08-04 18:14:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 39235; Favourites: 1079; Downloads: 2724
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Volcano of IceIt's a classic concept without any action or apocalyptic elements. I especially like the contras and the big star ^^
Technical details:
~ 80 layers
~ 8 hours of work
Adobe Photoshop CS & 3dsMax9
~ 400mb
Critics and Comments are welcome like everytime. I hope you like it.
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Comments: 230
Awesome work, Just love your work, keep them coming.
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It is awesome. Nebulae gas and and stars are on the mark. I love the lighting and texture. I wonder what this type of planet's atmosphere would be really like.
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hehe thank you... what do you mean?
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Well an extreme hot half and an extreme cold half maybe create alot of Atmospheric Turbulence and Clouds
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ahh ok 
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Oh its realistic I am looking at atmospheric lol
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Very, very lovely. Love the color contrast!
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This work has a blissful stillness about it...instant
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Fantastic, I love both sides, but I think I like the ice better. The asteroid there is cool (haha I'm funny), it breaks up the line of the planet and adds a lot of depth to the picture.
The moon(?) on the topside does a similar job, but it looks odd to me.
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Hehe thanks. Yes it's a moon
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I love what you did with this one, and the title is damn cool... very inspiring.
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Wow, awesome attention to detail, like the lighting on the asteroid being both colors.
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I've been meaning to do something like this for a very long time now, but kept avoiding it due to the fear of it being done many times before. But seeing this makes me have second thoughts on that ( I would have put fire on the bottom, resembling hell though ).
If You like the big star that much, then you could do what I do and make a series of star brushes, it really saves time and you get all stars of equal quality.
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Hmm brushes? yeah why not. thanks a lot
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To get a really cool glowing effect, First use the star brush in the desired colour ( red for example ) in Linear Dodge mode, then make the same brush smaller and use it in White in the same mode to get a hot glowing center. It's what I did here [link] Saves time, and still looks as good, if not better than doing all stars manually.
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Hehe ok thanks... I'll try it
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I really love this pic. All the details and the colours!
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wie zwei verschiedene Welten, die sich treffen.
tolle Idee!
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hehe naja die Idee ist ja nicht neu. Aber ich wollt halt auch mal sowas machen ^^. Danke!
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Gorgeous work! A classic example of Fire & Ice, for looking at the top makes me feel awfully warm, and then the icy blues below give me the chills. 
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Jeez, what the heck do you use to make those beautiful space pictures?
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Really? The robotics club at my school uses 3dsmax, although, we haven't been able to get to that level of detail.
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