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************************** Thank you all for the support and feedback on this piece and especially, thank you `Nicasus for the DD feature. Edit - Minor adjustments to the light on the big planet. * * * * * Ethereal Oscillate - Flow of light that wanders in the outer parts of space, as we know it. Light, trapped in particles of dust and molecules since the beginning of time. Mabye to one day be released and spread the shimmer across the universe. Ethereal Oscillate, ambient light, caught in the dream of Gods.** It was time to create some smooth and harmonical piece as a breaker of my previous pieces. Created in CS3. Wacom, Volito2 (the image is in 2 different versions, the 1920x1200 and 1440x900 doesn't have the blurred boarder in the bottom. This I added on the other resolutions due to I didn't wanted to crop the image anything for the different resolutions, bare with me. Available wallpapers via download (3,94 MB): 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 1440 x 900 1600 x 1200 1920 x 1200 Enjoy! * * * * * Copyright © 2008, Robin de Blanche. All rights reserved. My images may not be reproduced in any form without my written permission. Daily DeviationGiven 2008-04-22ETHEREAL OSCILLATE by *ladyrapid is one hell of a beautiful, breathtaking wallpaper that should be on anyones desktop who fancies space art. (Featured by `Nicasus) Comments *sighs* annoyingly amazing once again.
-- Enjoy your Lime Jello  Slick job
lighting, compo, and details are very pleasing outstanding work -- " Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak. " My Gallery: [link] Hehe, I'm very pleased to have you here as a beholder, I appreciate the support!
-- [Homepage] [RedBubble]  It's like a very big lightening flash or Northan Light.
I love how soft you've made it appear. The light is almost blinding but at the edges it's as soft as gossimer on the wind. The curling pass the planets makes it almost seem like it's checking to make sure there is nothing wrong or that it's showing breif interest in the worlds before it continues its journey. A very strange and elegant piece. Although for some reason it makes me feel sleepy. Maybe because it feels soft and dream like. -- If wishes and dreams were grains of sand, they'd fall from the hevens and cover the land.  Amazing if you ask me. added to fav like always
-- Come check out my stuff here is a link ----->>> [link]  I hope you carry on in this direction.
-- ......artistic flair and style are things that must be explored, not learnt. |
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Critiques
The lighting effect is neither too simple, nor too complex. The planets are perfectly placed and their size variation is wonderful.
The most brilliant part of this image, however, is neither the planets nor the lighting, rather the starfield in the background. The artist has portrayed the stars perfectly with a very realistic-looking field.
Overall, the image is simply stunning.
An amazingly beautiful piece, the artist has certainly managed to create an artwork that is awe-inspiring and truly deserves a daily deviation.
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