Well If you've known me for a long time on DA, you'll probably remember one of my first pieces I ever made was a scene where two galaxies collided. It was rather crappy, and Ive improved well beyond that, but I figured I would ressurect the idea and here's what I came up with.
I've been experimenting with more colors, and will probably go back and recolor Crimson Skies and make it more perdy.
Enjoy damnit.
edit: yeah its not soposed to be 2 galaxies, sorry I didnt make that clear.
It was inspired by the idea of that, but theyre really 2 nebuli.
I havent sold many prints because I havent used my print account.
This is the first time I have put them all up for sale.
I wouldnt know if theyre a success, cause I just put them up.
And heh, if youre wonderful about quality, yes they are extremely high quality prints. They look better than they do on ur computer. Much more detail, much bigger (if u buy a bigger print of course) and there are tons of other stuff that is easily missed by how much theyre shrunk.
I usually work on 40 x 30 canvases on the computer, so theyre big and detailed as i work ont hem.
man... this is insane. Totaly out of the box... is there any slight possibility you would like to share some secrets on that backround/cosmic dust-glowing-thing?
Thats called a nebula.
Its usually painted with textured brushes, then smudged, then I do it over and over, add more textures, rotate distort, and just paint.
Its a long process, but its usualy worth it. Nebulas are a pain because you cant quickly do them, and expect them to look nice.
Oh yeah! I forgot, of course it's nebula... in my language it's called " UKAS" sounds like "ookhas". I believe that it's a long process, because nebulas are usualy insanely complex .. just like yours! Your patience deserves very huge big enormous respect. You would be the best indian shaman or whatever...
Congrats!
btw... not to pry, but do you sell too many prints here?
Is it much of a success for you?
Are they really great quality or what?
This is the first time I have put them all up for sale.
I wouldnt know if theyre a success, cause I just put them up.
And heh, if youre wonderful about quality, yes they are extremely high quality prints. They look better than they do on ur computer. Much more detail, much bigger (if u buy a bigger print of course) and there are tons of other stuff that is easily missed by how much theyre shrunk.
I usually work on 40 x 30 canvases on the computer, so theyre big and detailed as i work ont hem.
Its usually painted with textured brushes, then smudged, then I do it over and over, add more textures, rotate distort, and just paint.
Its a long process, but its usualy worth it. Nebulas are a pain because you cant quickly do them, and expect them to look nice.