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Submitted: November 14, 2010
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Stupor of Stipulationsby ~G00dieGumdrops

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Space Art

I think this is prob the best space work ive done.

If you have any advice i would greatly appreciate it.

Took about 10 hours, all at the hospital so this one is dedicated to my brother, i think its good enough.

please let me know what you think

download for best view, but still not same as how it looks on my comp

~tadp0l3 Dec 8, 2010

The nebula looks really nice. Kinda reminds me of `hameeds nebulas. You should work some on that starfield though, it seems a bit flat and dim.

~G00dieGumdrops Dec 8, 2010

Thank you very much

, any advice on how to enhance the stars, it may also be that the laptop i use has very high resolution and they seem bright on that screen but others i notice it seems pretty dim

~tadp0l3 Dec 8, 2010

Check this collection of tutorials out: [link] download the file and there's several tutorials on star scapes in there.

Myself, I do it a bit different from how most tutorials and people do it. I make a canvas 1000x1000 pixels. Fill it with black and paint 3 or 4 white stars of varying sizes (like 20-100pxl diameter or something) on it. Check Ladyrapids tutorial on one way to paint individual stars, not how I do it - but a great way nonetheless. Flatten the canvas. Invert the image (adjustments->invert or something) so that the background becomes white and the stars black. Turn it into a brush (edit->set brush preset ... or something). This way you've created your own star brush!

When using it change the setting to the brush (spacing, angle, scattering, colour variations etc) and start painting very small stars, than gradually turn the size of the brush up. All very easy. It's how I made the star scape on [link] for instance, and most of my newer pieces

~G00dieGumdrops Dec 8, 2010

Oh wow thankyou haha and i have to admit im guilty of slacking on the stars
However I do agree that it would enhance this piece to change the stars ill give it go