Your getting better & better man, sure its simplistic, sure some people would say 'this would only take me 5 minutes omgomg!!1!', i dont care if somebody thinks they can do it quickly just because it seems more minimal than all this fancy stuff posted on DA all the time, you did a damn fantastic job nailing minimalism with incredible detail, its a joy & a pleasure to view all at the same time; Wisps of heavenly light shining on ethereal planets. Bryan, its damn sweet, Really, keep up the great work.

I just LOVE the lighting.. The light strands with those stars & such remind me of something Gary Tonge, Greg Martin, or Kamjar Fadai would do. Its excellent. The planets have great depth too, although the tiny one at the bottom of the screen is a little sharp, & i think the one in the distance needs more luminensce so it still looks solid just in the distance, But Bryan you are doing a good job, keep at it!

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thanks for the meaty comment man ya i like to keep things simple when it comes to space are as for the brush work its the best i could do with my mouse thanks alot mate

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Lol mate, its sexy.

Go go mouse brothers, we pwn with out mouses.

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i gotta get a job so i can buy a half decent wacom tablet

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Yeah.

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mouses are good but not as good as tablets get more control when brushing

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love the lighting at the top! planets are good

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thanks mate

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Yeah dont remind me mate.

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I could do that in five minutes!

Joke joke.

Only a few issues: planet lighting's a little innacurate, light wouldn't extend so far down the sides. City lights are good but stop halfway down the planet - the darker side has no city lights at all! Dimmed planet... well, this effect kind of works, though I think I'd prefer to see it bright. Space has no obscuring matter in it. The moon/planet below the large one :devj4m3b0nd: already covered.

Good colours, texture, and stars.

Nice work buddy.

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