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TylerCreatesWorlds — Birth of a Hero
Published: 2012-03-21 22:45:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 16781; Favourites: 403; Downloads: 861
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So I was trying to make an early view of a solar system, shortly after a new stars bursts into life. I could have done a lot more with this but I'm happy with how it turned out. I probably should have added a few more forming planets but I'm lazy.Nasa photos of some hurricanes were used (but not harmed) in the making of this.
**I'll upload a wallpaper pack of this a little later**
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This image is a great representation of something we don't see very often which is the origins of a solar system. The swirling gases and the shadow cast by the planet onto the gas are great additions to the piece that give it that realistic feel. However, I can't help but feel that this image represents a very calm formation of a solar system (which could be what you're after) instead of a more violent upbringing (coming from the widespread descriptions of planetary bodies colliding and forming larger planets, space debris impacting the crust of forming planets, etc.). To me, the gaseous mass also seems to be lacking volume and looks rather flat. I think what you have here is a great start to an image that, with a little more refining, could evolve into something spectacular and eye-opening.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to critique my piece. You're right, this is a lot more calm than what I had originally visioned. I only put a coulpe hours in to this so its far from the amazing creation it could be. I'll probably give it another go sometime in the future.
Thanks again
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No problem! The more I look at it the more I see the incredible amount of potential you have in it. Excellent work
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This is amazing. Really great work. I was wondering if I can borrow this image for a story I'm working on? ALL credit will be given to you, as I don't like taking credit for what is not mine. I'm a firm believer in giving credit where credit is due.
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why thank ya
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This is really beautiful. I think my head is playing with me - If you look at the nucleus of the galaxy it looks like its rotating.
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Well thanks, thats pretty crazy. If only i could intentionally make it look like that.
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at least as good as the clip from BBC's "Wonders of the Solar System" [link]
(not animated, of course)
[golf clap]
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Love this picture. Great shadowing effects. Well done. Favorited.
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thank you very much.
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Gorgeous work. I love the deep rich colors and overall concept.
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Great picture. I like that you did something so different. BTW, nice touch with the title and the font! Not sure if anyone else caught that yet but I think it's cool.
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Thanks man. Yeah, theres not enough early space art. Im glad some one noticed. Its basically my favorite font. It kinda inspired the piece because I've been wanting to use that as a title for some time now, I just need something fitting.
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well you found it, nice work.
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It's always better to say 'okay, I'm happy with this picture' rather than say 'It's not perfect yet!' and potentially make it worse in the end.
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I hope you enjoy it.
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'Tis a lovely image, so I shall indeed.
By the way, how did you make that star, that's one of the best stars I've seen yet.
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Just using the render flare in photoshop. Its a couple of em put together.
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Huh.....thanks.
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What a great idea, using hurricanes! Excellent artwork too!
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Thanks, I figured it was close enough to was I trying to make.
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Beautiful! I love the shadow of the little planet. Nice touch.
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Why thank you. I was almost gonna leave the planet out.
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