Awesome, the red in the space looks great and the green light. I'd tone down the soft brushes. Everything is blurry, so there's no focus. Smudging is fine for the base layer to get local color and form lighting, but then you gotta add the direct lighting and the hard deets. Save the blur for deliberate depth of field to push stuff back in the composition. You'd think the surface of earth would be smudged from this distance, but if you find a good photo, shit be sharp and high contrast.
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I'm not good at this particular thing.
I-smel responds:
What makes the earth look smudged is that there was a green layer of basically aurora borealis across it, but I wasn't confident in how it looked and faded the transparency down a lot. So I guess the foggy green just makes the ground look blurry.
Yeah this is too blurry, and that's my lack of knowledge (or practice) in making smart compositions. It's also cos I tried to draw the earth in like 3 different states in one image.
Like for example: orange lights should only really be seen like that if the rest of it's in pitch darkness. And green waves only really happen over white snow- so I should've just picked one thing and visualized it properly instead of having a million layers.
kinda awesome
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