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Solar Scapes - art slideshowby `priteeboy

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This is your chance to get a view of all my calendar artworks without the distraction of a composite deviation letting you appreciate each work one at a time. I even took the liberty of putting a brief description of what type of land you're looking at and a thumbnail of the planet as it appears from space in the corner. The month is listed on top once you start browsing. Sorry, all text is English-only. The artwork in the calendar itself does NOT have any borders or text, just the image taking up the whole page alone

I must give a HUGE thanks to

for doing the flash work for this, while I created all the frames and little parts here and there, he's the genius that strung it all together in this interactive slideshow of which I hope works well on your monitors. If you have time go check his gallery out too!

No critiques please!

Calendar can be purchased here!

All artwork remains the copyrighted property of me and Flash animation of ~BLPH and should not be used or displayed elsewhere without our permission

love 16 16

joy 8 8

wow 16 16

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

fear 1 1

~~neutral 0 0~~

*Tazunee Jan 3, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

~Mojomeerkat Nov 16, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

What an AMAZING series! I particularly loved your depictions of the atmospheres of Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune! You truly captured an unearthly beauty in skyscapes human eyes may never see. Yet, I was struck that among all these wonderous worlds, none is more peculiar than our own. Earth is truly the jewel of the solar system. All this just around one ordinary yellow dwarf star. Just imagine what awaits us in the rest of the galaxy.

`priteeboy Nov 16, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

It was fun creating the gas giant atmospheres, especially since I can really imagine them without being held down by real photo's of them (since none have been taken yet, I'd love to see them drop a camera into the atmosphere of Jupiter and see what we get

) But indeed we only get bored of Earth because we see it every day. If we were on the outside looking in, such as an alien race for example - we would definitely be much more interested in Earth than all the others. I know I would, if I saw any other solar system my first wish would be to see the life-supporting planet (if it even has one

) Though the skies of the gas giants would be a close second

~PosterMasterChef Nov 16, 2012

INCREDIBLE! I can't wait to go there personally! (except on the Sun...)

`priteeboy Nov 16, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Just wear lots of sunscreen and you'll be fine. Oh, and a hat!

~PosterMasterChef Nov 17, 2012

doesn't make sense to put it on head, I will put two under my feet...

~DRACOICE Nov 13, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Now I remember why I was never into space! Just the thought of how far away they are and inhospitable they are intimidate me!
The concept of how they possibly look on the planet is really awesome though. o.o

`priteeboy Nov 13, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

My philosophy is - there's no point being worried about something so far away that it can't possibly have any effect on us

~DRACOICE Nov 13, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Then I worry too much! XD

~HarumiLake Nov 10, 2012

Pure amazingness

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