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A commission by Hida, done for Sepiaa for her birthday! Kinda late for the birthday, but hopefully it was worth the wait. Thank you both for being great people, this was a pleasure to paint for you! <3
21 hours in Photoshop with an Intuos 3 tablet
Notice: FIVE MORE DAYS to order prints, or get discounted blind print grab-bags from me! Print orders on December 1st. I still have PLENTY of general audience print grab-bags, they are very cheap. More info in this journal - http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/4036823/
21 hours in Photoshop with an Intuos 3 tablet
Notice: FIVE MORE DAYS to order prints, or get discounted blind print grab-bags from me! Print orders on December 1st. I still have PLENTY of general audience print grab-bags, they are very cheap. More info in this journal - http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/4036823/
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Gender Any
Size 1210 x 935px
File Size 1.56 MB
Thank you! Kinda a combination of both. I make a small section by hand, then clone stamp it all over the place to fill the star field. Once that's in place, it looks like a repeating pattern, so I go back and alternately erase and add more stars to break up that pattern. =3
:O Oh! That makes a lot more sense than the way's I have tried in the past. I usually try that noise filter thing that people always make tutorials about, but for some reason I have only gotten it to look right one time. Your technique sounds more logical and easier to retain a quality look... it's got a stunning effect! You're like, the only person I know that can get nebula and that milky way portion to look so beautiful
See this I see as fairing excellence, no need to be mature in any manner. I see this as the places to sojourn this looks like the tribal North American west, in the middle of nowhere, but with a commanding view.
I see this and wonder, Am I the only one that sees this image as if the planet exists in the V-838 Monoceros Nebula? All the same though, this is extremely well done.
I see this and wonder, Am I the only one that sees this image as if the planet exists in the V-838 Monoceros Nebula? All the same though, this is extremely well done.
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