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Drydareelin
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You could try out one of my tutorials, "Solar Atmosphere", more precisely part B.
In short, you'll want to create a narrow bright band of light going round the edge. For example (like, a very rough example):
Hopefully this technique will help, it isn't perfect mind you.
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Love the pulsar, something you don't see very often with space art. Keep the ideas coming!
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Have you tried turning Antialiasing off?
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Solution #1 has completely stopped working for me unfortunately. The only way I get can equations to render if to use Solution #2.
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Select the layer containing the hair colouring, go to Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation and bring down the saturation slider a bit.
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I'm guessing the link should be https://imgur.com/a/6XmAD.
Might want to fix that.
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15 hours ago, Ego Eram Reputo said:
Alternative: Hold down the Left button to drag out the selection rectangle, then add the right mouse button (both buttons are held down) = move the rectangle around. Release the right button to continue to alter the size
That's awesome!
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The office 2016 ones, though basic, do look pretty good.
Better than delving into the depths of deviantart, which is a scary place.
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For a bit more of an over-the-top effect, add a new layer and draw the yellow eye, apply frosted glass effect, apply zoom blur and repeat a few times, duplicate *and use the move tool to make it narrow for the 'beams'.
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@welshblue Thank you! Glad to see you're active again, and not just a quick one-time visit!
@TrevorOutlaw Of course I don't mind critique, that's how you improve. I based my design off photos of Jupiter (hence the swirling spot) and although I added more depth to that particular area, I agree I could've done more overall. Maybe just a touch more contrast too?
Also the lighting on the floor seems off because I made it waaaay too opaque. Whoops. Thank you, I do appreciate it!
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@Woodsy Thank you, the depth was a challenge to pull off so I'm glad you mentioned it!
@Maximilian Thank you
@barbieq25 Thank you very much. Took me a good few days, but I promised a friend I'd put them in one of my pieces
@Seerose Thank you very much!
@lynxster4 Thank you
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@Pixey That is in fact another friend
Maybe I'll add Ellie into another one some day though. Thank you very much!
@LionsDragon Thank you!
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I do lost the 'frosted' effect you produced here. Nailed the colours
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I haven't been to this gallery in a while, the tree..hamster..thing is amazingly cute and I think the owl is hypnotising me. Awesome work
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@Beta0 Thank you very much! Sorry it took me so long (like 2 months) to reply, I've been busy...and lazy.
New piece on the first page titled 'Chimera'. Let me know what you all think!
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Is only that smith chart had numbers
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The 3D effect on the apple stalks is brilliantly done. Great job!
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I've missed a lot!
The kitty portrait is amazing. I love the detail you put into these, especially the ears and eyes. And the perfume bottle is so sparkly I might add it into one of my spacescapes. It's awesome
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@Eli Thank you! Even thinking of space has the effect on me. I feel very, very small.
@Pixey Thank you
'Poppy' is actually the nickname I have for my current girlfriend of a few years now 
Same one I made 'Joy' after.
@Woodsy Thanks, took me long enough to get there!
@Maximilian Would you say...Out of this world?
@lynxster4 That's exactly what nebula are!
Thank you!
@Seerose Thank you very much!
@LionsDragon Thank you! Although the good thing with art is that you can think up any shape or size you want
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That sucks. Hope you're coping well.
No rush for art, upload whenever you're ready!
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Really like the stars with the sparkle effect. Might be worth making the background smaller stars slightly sharper though.
Oh and I love the colours!
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You've nailed the shape. Great job.
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Love the effect of the first one. Almost puzzle-like. Great job!
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Some of those realistic creations are fantastic, and I'm trying to figure out how you created some of them. Great job!
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That's awesome!
Seerose's Gallery - New Works August - 2020
in The Pictorium
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Awesome photo manipulations
I love the way you've made the seagulls standout on an otherwise dark background.