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Submitted: December 29, 2008
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Death And Decayby *Nuukeer

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Scenes / Spacescapes

As the two last planets of the system feel the intensifying heat from the dying sun, its expansion has already engulfed the innermost planets while its core temperature rises to billions of degrees. There are now only days left till the two last planets of this system follow the same fate.

I think this turned out pretty cool, sun texture and nebula was made with apophysis fractals, which is much better than using pictures of clouds or grunge brushes IMO.

Original resolution was 6144*4096px.

EDIT: made the planet smaller and removed the tacky reds inside the sun.

~c44zi Feb 22, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

good job..

*Nuukeer Feb 22, 2009

thanks mate

~synax444 Feb 2, 2009

Very nice! Good composition!

*Nuukeer Feb 2, 2009

Thanks for your kind words. Very much appreciated.

~Att3ro Dec 29, 2008

wow thats look really cool, but the planet to the left I dont like... but rest really sweet

~Att3ro Jan 26, 2009

now its more nicer, really good work!

*Nuukeer Jan 28, 2009

good that you liked it more now, I do aswell. The oversharpened sun did before look like spaghetti and tomato sauce IMO.

*Nuukeer Dec 30, 2008

oh, thanks btw.

*Nuukeer Dec 29, 2008

yeah, I suck at gas planets xD I think I will redo that one, it's really hard to get good results with the limited system specs of my laptop.

*Nuukeer Dec 29, 2008

will soon get a core i7 system, which will make stuff like this a pie.

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