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Published: 2003-11-27 15:02:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1955; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 1108
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Making space art (or whatever is the exact name for it) have been on my mind for a long time and yesterday I checked first tutorials, Greg Martin's.This is what came up after few hours of playing around.
Done in Photoshop 7.0.
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i dont like the art, but it just... sucks me into it 
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If you were moving that fast then i'd be safe to say, you wouldn't see planets at all. . .
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If you are only concentrating on that part (of art) then I think you are missing the point of art, in my opinion.
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its level of realism on a scale of one to ten is zero.
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Nice work 
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Yeah, you are right, it needs more detail, surelly gonna do that in next spacescene I'm gonna make. Thanks for the fav and comment. Appreciated!
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Very nice. It really has a feel of a very rapid movement and it's all pretty smooth.
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now that is sooooooooooooooooooo cool i am in awe ty for that it has made my day and a fave 4 u
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Ah...great art. Nothing I'll ever see in Titan A.E.
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Wow, I think this is really pretty.
And I love the way that it's sort of blurry... it makes me feel like I'm moving though it extremely fast.
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Oh my god, this is beautiful! I love it, wonderful job.
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nice, i like the color choices and i think the blured stars gives a strong since of motion, i like it you should do more.
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oh wow, that looks like the work of robert proctor. it's funny, i saw the same exact picture in a similar series of his. it really closely resembles it. but of course, anyone with photoshop can get around copyrights.
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Hmm, could you point out where I can find Robert Proctor's work ? He's unknown to me and never had intentions to copy people's work.
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its nice, but a few things
1: the stars are to high up in the layers, there infront of the planets
2: the stars are filtered with zoom, but the planets arnt (not that i can tell.)
but yea, space art rocks
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1. Actually those aren't stars. I don't know why I didn't realize this myself earlier but my friend said those aren't stars. And if they were in that picture you'd be moving at a amazing speed and those planets shouldn't be visible. And they are actually frostwork. I don't know if this is true (since I haven't been flying in space for lately) but makes more sense. And because of this there are some flaws in the picture, but I won't change those in this picture. And this applies to earlier comments about stars.
2. Planets are zoomed but zoom isn't that visible on planets since they are big and more far away than frostwork and I didn't apply too much zoom in overall.
Anyway, thanks for the comment.
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This is a beautiful picture, and kind of makes you feel like you're moving or falling towards the centre of it, it made me a bit dizzy to look at it! It's really impressive how you made it look like it's all moving. Wonderful
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Very nice man, that tutorial is very useful when i use it. I got to say, Artofgregmartin is the man.
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That loooks great-though the "stars" in front of the planets wouldn't work if they looked like stars (A planet that big to have stars that small in front of it....), thye struck me to look more like space dust-The left planet could use a bit more detail too, it would be interesting to see it as a gas giant.
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Haha, very nice work. Greg Martin's tutorial is nice to have to give you nice pointers on how to do this kind of art. The whole motion effect looks like your caught in a comet's tail or the Enterprise is gonna have a rather unfortunate accident. What ever you did to create it, can be handy in certain pics that would involve rain, given if the angle is facing upwards.
Again, nice work on the pic :up:
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Title goes great with it. The motion and size of the planets are proportional. Great work I love space art
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Excellent!!! Especially if this is your first time doing something like this. I've never even attempted anything like this, though I think I may have to find the tutorial you looked at. I didn't even think Photoshop wat capable of this type of image. I really like the motion blur. It's easy to be drawn into the image as you zoom through space towards infinity.
Beautiful! ! !
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good stuff man good stuff. Space art doesnt usually catch my attention cuz there is so much of it but you got some skills for sure
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very nice, did you make the planets or are they just pics
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Made the planets by instructions of [link]
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Nice work... i realli like the blur it has on it
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Unfortunately I don't have unblurred version saved. I wished I had 'cause I'd change few things. Have to remember that in next work.
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saaahhhweeeeet, that makes me feel really dizzy
great work tho!
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Nice work mate, the concept of the image is great and the perspective is also very intristing. Its quite unique in its own style, that probably why i am so appealed to it
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it's very pretty, love the glowing effect on the planets
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AWESOME!!
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get dizzy when I don't stop looking at it..
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Awesome, man.. you should be happy with the result! Especially knowing you can only get better from here.
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Hehe, after a few hours of playing you got a good result
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