Beautiful
I love this picture. The planet crumbling looks great, though at first i did think it was supposed to be a cloud. Still, this is a great picture.
corrupt space
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i posted this earlier, I've been scouted, for some reason it never went ot the portal so i deleted it just trying again
a friend told me to try a space landscape and this is that attempt, i hope you guys like it
i respond to all reviews.
TheL1st responds:
its all about tool manipulation
Out of this World....
This is a very beautiful picture. The way you used such simple lighting brings wonderful contrast between the few colours actually used. All i have to say is bravo. You are very talented.. as i can see from your other drawings. I think you could have added more shadows (or darkness) to some points in the picture but other than that AWESOME!
~Cassarah (artist MLND)
TheL1st responds:
yeah probably the bottom corner of the big blue planet
should be darker
thanks for the ten
Nice work!
The colours really balance out each other, great piece.
I also really like the hidden (and probably unintentional) optical illusion, is the purple planet crumbling or is there some kind of dark space-cloud passing by it? clever
TheL1st responds:
the planet is supposed to be crumbling, the reason it looks kinda cloudy in some spots is because i used a cloud shaped eraser to get some of the textures the way i wanted.
which is prboboly where you are getting the dark cloud idea.
Cool!
What are the planets' names, btw? Or do they have names?
TheL1st responds:
no they don't have names, sorry, they really arent for anything i just did this for kicks
Epic Win
Personaly i find the left of the picture a bit lacking, but i coulndn't do any of this if i tried so 10/10 :D
TheL1st responds:
there alctually used ot be like a nebular looking thing with some lightening but i took it out, the picture got a bit too busy for my taste
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