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Published: 2007-08-13 05:00:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 1976; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 28
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Time: 6+ hoursTools used:
PhotoShop CS3
Wacom Intuos3 6x11 tablet
Layers: 29+
Wonderful planet textures from [link] and a Texture from *Ayamikhan who received it from a person who worked at NASA
Hope you all enjoy! Comments/favs greatly appreciated.
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Comments: 44
wow.... one of the best spacescapes ive seen! one suggestion though, is that the side explosions maybe would look better with a little blur
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Mm. Yes I agree
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nice work
though i think ill give you a little critique since you have encouraged it
The starfield is a little too dense, i know IRL space is like that but it does look cooler with a little less stars 
another cool thing to do is give your lens flares colours by using the hue/saturation tool (ctrl-U) (tiny lens flares make cool stars sometimes
with your planets, i dont know the methods you use but the edges are quite distinct, what i would suggest is making a second inner glow layer and setting the effect to multiply + make the glow colour black sort of like an inner shadow (ive never tried this myself, just thought of it
Anyways, ill stop picking holes 
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Wow! Your crit is amazing, I'll totally add that into my next spacescape
Thank you soooo much for it!
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Did you use a fire tutorial? Because i remember the in the artists comments you mentioned something like that or am i going mad?
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Well, I looked at one awhile ago, then actually remembered it, and edited it.... a lot...
Want the tut?
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I have to go find my jaw. I think it dropped a few thousand feet below sea level.
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this is pretty cool hun,
keep it up and show us more!!
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this picture is amazing wow how in the world did you do it 
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thank you so much!! I did it following a couple tutorials...
[link] this one for the flames (also edited)
[link] for the starfield (really edited)
For the uh... red part in it, I did... Render > Difference Clouds a couple of times, then rotated the image... then I colored them, and erased most of it. After erasing, I used the smudge tool to give it that whispy effect. I also used some of =sphereuk 's [link] tutorial for some of it.
[link] something like this tutorial too (really edited aswell)
Note, I have most of this memorized, so I just mess around with it and tweak it.
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you are very welcome i have adobe is that the same or different lol i duno i am a dumb a*** when it comes to all of this lol
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yeah adobe PhotoShop. what's your version? CS2? 7?
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7 
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lol. i think you can do it with 7
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That's not insanely amazing or anything.
>_>
<_<
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Every time i check your works gets more and more amazing
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