EDIT: In case you didn't see the first, I added the moon in the foreground and a supernova in the background. Ben, I did the AA stuff. I made the beam on the right look like it was fading away. The cracks in the planet are blurred a little (they were too sharp before). The glow behind the planet looks more realistic now.
If there are still discrepancies please point them out. My next edit will be the final.
Amazing work!! I can't find much to nitpick, the planet and the beam on the right need some AA, but other than that it looks astounding!!
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Alright. I'm saying this. Looked at the first, looked at the last, you have seriously improved. Just a few pointers.
A motion blur will really smooth out the light coming out of the planet. Did that on my Zodiac Circle Revisited. And it will work on the light behind the planet as well. Snatch it with the Magic Wand and use the blurs to smooth it out evenly. It'll take some time but it'll be worth it.
When that beast is finished, you better put it up as a print. Cause I swear, that would sell.
nice, i actually did a very similar piece to this a few weeks back, big beam thing coming from a star ripping a planet to bits hehe great concept i think
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Psalms 23:4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with my; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
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Alright. I'm saying this. Looked at the first, looked at the last, you have seriously improved. Just a few pointers.
A motion blur will really smooth out the light coming out of the planet. Did that on my Zodiac Circle Revisited. And it will work on the light behind the planet as well. Snatch it with the Magic Wand and use the blurs to smooth it out evenly. It'll take some time but it'll be worth it.
When that beast is finished, you better put it up as a print. Cause I swear, that would sell.
I swear my Zodiac Circle PDN on it.
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