Funny how I said under my last deviation "
I'll post the next in a few days" for the first time, and yet also for the first time ever - I went over a month without submitting anything
but hey, reasons beyond my control really
Anyway, this was my second of two entries to
The Luminarium's exhibit given the theme "dimensions". With such a theme, it's no surprise that space-related things were a popular choice, and mine were just that! The concept is clear, "stars" are represented as five-pointed objects in many cases, yet the real things are spheres of flaming gas, so I just mixed them together and got a star-shaped star
P.S, it's in "surreal" rather than the sci-fi or space category because it's not a scientifically accurate concept, but rather something more imaginative and dreamlike.
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Sta.sh
i like the Star in real form
and not in STAR form.
the picture is cool... em, I mean... (what is better than cool?
I try to say, This is pure Amazing!
Wow...now I finally understand how a star REALLY look like. And your illustration is now an undeniable scientific PROOF!
Thanks for the share of this gorgeous space artwork man...keep it up.