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Published: 2010-03-26 07:55:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 5240; Favourites: 202; Downloads: 0
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I flipped the scene... the other scene is here [link]Related content
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I think I'm drawn to this version more so than the other one because of how the landscape directs your eye inward a little better. I know it's the exact same image but flipped and with a couple alterations (the type of AREA 51/AREA 50, some of the water, clouds, and the coolness of the light), but I think I somehow feel more immersed/invited in to the image in this version than the other. However, I kind of like the coloring of the other one a little better. I like how much warmer/brighter the sun is compared to what is going on in the distance. The main thing that I have to critique about this piece is probably that everything in the background looks so detailed and crisp, but the rocks in the front don't seem as sharp as everything else. (Especially in this version because the lighting isn't as intense...)
Both are really beautiful, though, and I'm in awe of how you are able to create your landscapes and the little details within. (Like that grass and the textures you incorporate so well.) ^_^
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I like the composition, brush strokes and also the architecture.
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Wow, cool piece! Great Composition and nice coloring!!
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You have some serious talent, my friend.
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Is it weird that the pic looks better to me flipped this way? I have no idea why that is.
Maybe it's because the foreground in this on has more vibrant colors? 
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I agree with you!!! I like it much better this view...but your right the color of the scene flows better this direction....you just gave me a tip...thanks...
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You're welcome.
To be honest, I was just going by what I thought looked best.
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I'm not sure how if you know but creating scenes...it applies to perspective angles,color,lighting,composition,etc.... it even applying how tight or loose your scene is...etc... it all creates the mood of the scene...example this scene portrays power which is the main verticle lines(Scifi Building) and calmness using horizon lines (ocean)....basically the angles of lines,shapes of objects and color of objects creates the mood of your scene. I hope you understand my explanation....
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try to keep it in mind the next time I go to do a scene/BG (I even have the comment chain bookmarked 
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no problem but the information applies to all scenes from characters to environment scene...slanted lines like a characters swinging arm with a sword is a slanted line which portrays motion...study all characters angles (poses) and keep them for reference and of course use them...reference is so important to all artists.
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nothing better then alien-space-themed worlds in terms of atmosphere
thats great.
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Thanks.....you were right...I just earned a "DD" on the Early Dawn Final!!!!
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Interesting the differnces you can see when flipping an image. Something I enjoy doing. Good work.
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for some reason I feel the viewer grasps hold of the entire environment this direction but it the scene falls in place correctly on the other direction....hhmmm...
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I think it depends on your language. The language we learn to read teaches us to βreadβ more than just words in the same fashion. The focus in the scene plays the focus on the shore first and then the one of the sun between the buildings and last the light about the Area51 building in the distance. Other people who read languages read right to left or even up and down - will read differently. I think its cool consideration and different people will like one and not the other more.
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for some inexplicable reason I think I prefer the scene the other way round
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I cant tell which one I like... lol so I put both up...thanks for commenting...
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The most I like the Sun. In general, is an incredible imagination.
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I love to play with lighting....thanks...
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I see a technological Area 51 spaceport ... and beneath it is a crumbling masonry wall and a wizard-type dude with a glowing magicy staff.
If this was a book, I would read it.
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lol...yes you got it..I was trying to create a contrat of scifi and fantasy scenes....
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