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Published: 2012-01-31 16:38:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 12449; Favourites: 335; Downloads: 881
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A dust particle, flowing restlessly through eternal depths of space. Not bound to any limits, trancending all boundaries.A dust particle, seeing things the eyes cannot see. Can you feel the light?
Well, that might sound pretty weird, but, to be honest, it's supposed to be
In fact, this is an image that I dreamt of (for future reference, if I dream about something, it's generally nuking any weirdness-scales), the first time I have actually dreamt about something spacey. In short: I was flying freely around space and had the chance to view the cosmic spectacle that then got visualized.
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As usual, any comments and favs are appreciated. Enjoy
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You sure captured the theme of outer space, very empty in life and a feel of suspense, but still a beautiful view. Heck, your entire gallery is very beautiful and a joy to view 
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I submitted this piece in theΒ Art Theme Contest Β along withΒ Cataclysm Β andΒ Balance . I interpreted it as being a newly born planet, seeing all the debris and nebula. This made it nearly perfect for the theme I had in mind. You did a great job with this one.
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Wow, thank you so much for this suggestion! I really appreciate it
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It's really nice but I have two things: !- too many big stars in the starfield and I think a starfield can be really amazing if anyone gave it more time. 2- I suggest if you put like a ringed planet (twice bigger than that one) on the top of that one but behind it ( hope you know what I mean)
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Well, I wanted it to look like what I saw in my dream. Nothing more and nothing less. Can't really say I remember the exact positions of each object, but this piece is about 99% of what I dreamt of, I'd say. Nevertheless, thanks for your crit, I appreciate it
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HOLY CRAP YOUR MEMORY IS DARN GOOD
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Interesting perspective.
Dark and beautiful, as ever.
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I don't know much about space art really, but that nebula is really pretty
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This is totally awesome. Love the flare, love the nebula. I can't figure out what the rocks are orbiting, but it looks so damn good that I don't care.
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Haha, thanks a lot, man! Basically, the rocks are orbiting... nothing
You know, when you dream, reality gets kind of, let's call it, "distorted"; and this is a product of it. Might not be scientifically accurate but sometimes, there are these moments when I don't really care xD
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Scientific accuracy is overrated. It's more important to have a strong image. This is art, not a science article
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I generally like to stick to science, though. It's like my best friend
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Science doesn't play favorites. Science has no friends.
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But but but......
does that mean I am ?
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