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Published: 2015-05-16 05:08:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 55408; Favourites: 1059; Downloads: 0
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Fields of amber tinted nebula are lit up by a star cluster hovering light years above.Β Inside, a newly formed large blue star strips away gas from within the nebula, carving out a cavern beneath the amber landscape.Β Many stars are formed in these bright, chaotic, and dusty cradles.This painting is closely based on NGC6357
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Created for the Digitalist May Monthly Challenge: Sci-fi and Space
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I spot the brightness difference on this one too. You did a good job of enhancing the sense of detail and motion in this over the original subject. Not sure of some of the smudge work in the mid-upper left part of the nebula though -- some of it seems a little too sharp.
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I actually thought it was a real astrophotography when I first saw it.
Well done on an excellent piece.
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I love space. I love it so much! Its beautiful and awesome and so, so full of imagination!
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Brilliant view...I like your spacecraft of the imagination
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Very impressive space-scene.
I especially like the colors.
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Amazing nebulae. Do you give cosmic art lessons? I think I will need some from you!
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I have thought about it before, using remote desktop viewing I could walk someone through the art process.
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I have seen such work in Astronomy Now or Scientific American magazines, but I have to admit that you are doing great (or best) work. I have been used to amateur astronomy for years and always tried to adopt elements of it in my artworks, but you excel. I have watched your video on Rose Nebula (Photoshop time lapse) and realized some things about your technique. I should think of some methods to adopt this using acrylic paint (traditional painting), but I am not sure if one can succeed in such detail. What you are doing is great and I hope to watch future work of yours, well done.
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Just bought this digital artwork,but the ZIP file is empty, can you please help.....
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Sorry about that!
Just forgot to drag and drop them files in there.
Its fixed now.Β Let me know if you have any other issues
Thanks for buying the digital download
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All good now, thank you so much for your support. Keep painting, I love your artworks very muchΒ
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Stunning piece. Β I think one of those cloud wisps looks like a hand reaching out or up.
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Installed it on my desktop.
I love it. Well done!!! Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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Incredible work, even more obvious when you have the original picture aside (which is here , btw).
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Cool thanks for linking.Β I love that nebula so much.
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Dude! This has been one of my favorite nebulae for so long. You nailed this shit! Everything looks amazing, the colors especially. Keep it up mane.Β
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Thanks Tyler,Β I wanna see what space art you are cookin' up man, yours are my favorite of all deviantart.
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Wow, the bottom half is amazing so realistic, in my opinion the stars on the top half are a bit over done and could do with being toned down a bit.
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Thanks, I originally had them smaller, but felt the top was a little bit weak so I bumped up one of them to be big.
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I love this. The gas cloud almost looks like a creature that will devour that star
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Yeah! it has huge black teeth
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It really does look likeΒ NGC6357! That's what I thought it reminded me of, too, before I read theΒ description. Β You really have the power to capture the stars in your artwork!
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So incredibly beautiful, I just has to leave a comment of admiration. 
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Freaking AMAZING!! I'm always blown away by the depth you're able to achieve in your paintings!
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