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Captain Patrick
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PostMon Apr 17, 2006 4:19 pm    "Haven"



Was trying my hand at a all photoshop space pic.

Also wanted to try the text effect thing that Hathway recommend.


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Hathaway
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PostMon Apr 17, 2006 4:31 pm    

That's an awesome nebula, and one very funky planet.
Not too fond of the star though. One thing I find useful now in creating stars in the not too distant background, is to create a fairly small lens flare, then create a layer on top set to linear dodge, and then use a paint brush to create the surrounding light. Adjusting the size of the brush and the amount of opacity will then dictate how big/close the star is and how bright. Also useful for switching colours for it instantly too.


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TrekkieMage
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PostMon Apr 17, 2006 5:49 pm    

Yeah, the stars are a tad flat. Good distance and size variation between them though. And the nebula is beautiful, it reminds me of the Northern Lights

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Captain Patrick
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PostMon Apr 17, 2006 9:34 pm    

TrekkieMage wrote:
Yeah, the stars are a tad flat. Good distance and size variation between them though. And the nebula is beautiful, it reminds me of the Northern Lights


The stars were just a test techinque i was trying that did not work, so i will not use those types any more. Thanks about the Nebula though, i like it to, adds a scene of calm to the overall picture in my opinion.


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Hathaway
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PostTue Apr 18, 2006 2:35 pm    

TrekkieMage you hit the nail right on the head with the Northern Lights, I knew it reminded me of something.

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John Connor
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PostTue Apr 18, 2006 4:20 pm    

Very Cool! Is that planet Earth? Cause if it is its purity.

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Tuvok8917
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PostWed Apr 19, 2006 3:48 am    

I really like the planet. It's very cool and, if i'm not wrong, you can see mountains on it, lol. The Nebula is also very cool, great work!

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