Lovers (We are all made of star dust) by Digimon
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Description
I have abandon and returned to this image many times over the last few years, this version was STARTING to get close to my vision.
To see the final version go here:
"Lovers (Repost) We are all made of stardust"
Comments (12)
Good concept .... maybe you could add a fine, outline line around the 'lovers'?
Oooooh! What a sensual embrace!! Love it! But to make them stand out a 'lil more would be cool I think cos they're quite hard to see! Beautiful work nonetheless! Love it!
That's cool.
Yes, that's been my dilema, I want it to be like looking at clouds and saying"Hey see the dragon",I.E. visible but subtle. What I didn't want was Poser figures floating in space. They are supposed to be stars, that form a shape. Geuss I still have to tweek it. Thanks for the input!!! ;)
This is very nice!
Beautiful image! Maybe you could arrange some brighter stars to build a loose contour (like the marching ants in Photoshop or so)? This would be subtle and helps to distinguish the lovers from the sky. And also it's like the real signs of the zodiac :o)
Hope that helps, DOK
Thanks, dok!! I was pondering a similar solution! I think your on to some thing, I will give it a try!!! This is what I needed, thanks!
very original... like the fact it's dark!!! would be a great desktop for someone who dosen't use screensavers that it wont hurt the monitor!!! just awesome!! ;o)
Nice work.maybe u should bot an outline around the lovers.
Having seen the 2nd post first --it's great to see the original --fine -fine-fine !!!
I've seen both this and the remix. I like them both for different reasons. While the second conveys the whole "constealation" idea better, there's something about this one that really appeals to me.
Wow... Brings back memories of lying on my back in the warm summer sun seeking an image in the clouds.