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Life in a Dying Nebula
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I think I'm starting to get the hang of PSP 8. Seems to get a little easier each time I do this.
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Nice job! Are you using anything else? Some kind of rendering program? If not, great detail on the moon! Do you have a high res version?
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The background was done through a plug-in for PSP 8. But everything else was done in PSP 8.
I have a 1024x768 version which I set as the wallpaper on my computer since I liked it so much. |
get outta here mirevolver and take your talent with ya will you?! :p
I love the clouds the most - they look so real! |
Very nice.
If you want to make your own stars and make some nice looking ones this site has an awesome tutorial. http://gallery.artofgregmartin.com/t...tar_field.html I believe it also has a planet tutorial, I havent looked at it. But maybe you can pull a few tricks from it? Yours is already spectacular looking though. Esspecially the clouds, I'm jealous of them ;) |
WOW! That's really cool! I love the planet and closer moon details!:thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Hail Space Wanderer!
I like your vision of a dying nebula. Are these pictures of space involved in your science fiction writing? I'd like to see a map of your known space. I'm off to read that tutorial, -GH |
I assume everyone means paint shop pro or somthing by 'PSP8'? Wow.. I never knew people were making these images from scratch - or if it was even possible with these programs. That's amazing!
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Giant Hamburger: These images are not from my science fiction writing, but rather inspired by my sci-fi writing.
BHabarow: Yes, it's created in Paint Shop Pro 8. Once you learn how to harness the power of the program it is easily possible to create images from scratch. |
Cool! I love outer space pictures. I switch between NASA pics of Saturn on my desktop.
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