Zeta Oph by gypsyangel

DAZ|Studio • Alternative • posted on Sep 04, 2015

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Not sure, really... I became enamored with the background image---its a runaway star by the name of Zeta Ophiuchi. Astrophysicists theorize that it was once part of a binary system, but it's more massive twin blew up and kicked it's twin across the galaxy. The background is a star hurtling through interstellar dust and gases at a brisk 24 kilometers per second (54,000 miles per hour). Zeta Ophiuchi is about 20 times more massive and 65,000 times more luminous than the sun. If it weren't surrounded by so much dust, it would be one of the brightest stars in the sky and appear blue to the eye. It's actually quite...beautifully disturbing. I love it. :) Anyway---then I started playing with stuff. I haven't in quite some time. So this is my new girl, in testing now---Dara for Genesis 3-V7, with her black mask makeup. Clothing is from DAZ, brushes from Deviney at DAZ background from Hubble. cya Laura