Space Art.

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Space Art.

Postby lylejk on Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:55 pm

Been doing a lot of these of late and don't believe a topic has been added for this.

I created the worlds using Mathmap Sphere filter and my ruby texture (both diamondworld and ruby moon). I used GIMP's Supernova filter for the Planet's sun (added lens flare effect for the sun too) as well as some of the lighting effects on the planet and moon. I also added sparkles as needed. Borrowed this image for the backdrop. Created the galaxy using a raindrop brush and GIMP's Whirl and Pinch filter. I then duplicated the layer (raindrops have transparencies) as needed and made one of the layer properties set to dissolve for the star effect. Added Supernova again for the Galaxy's Quasar. Look forward to seeing some of your results. :)

Below is my result that I call Diamond World just outside of the Crystalline Galaxy

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Re: Space Art.

Postby lylejk on Tue Jan 20, 2009 7:01 am

Just continuing to support this thread. Found this cool site of planet textures which can be used to create planets. I created the Jupiter with one on their site using Mathmap Sphere creator preset. Cool stuff. :)

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Re: Space Art.

Postby lylejk on Sun Jun 21, 2009 3:50 am

Dyson Sphere

Just playing with Amazing Circle (using VM's Steel Basket filter) and created a seamless texture with that result and then used Flaming Pear's Ornament filter before Sphere mapping it.

For the curious: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyson_sphere
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