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Submitted: March 29, 2006
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The imperfect visionby *Funerium

Digital Art / Other / Sci-Fi

Like always, fullview recommended.

Impactpraccy, hard stuff. :/ Might return to this when I get my computer updated, saving the original file makes my current computer to vomit blood and scream in terror. (since it´s 2000x2000pixels with approx 50 layers, wich is a little more than I usually do. And my computer sucks.)

Still has it´s flaws, I know, so no need for heavy crits, thanks. And hopefully enjoy

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Apophysis-material is my own.

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~FanArtistik Aug 7, 2010 Professional Interface Designer

Wonderful composition, I mean, have great details.

~Matrus Jun 12, 2006

I don't really know why, but somehow the debris are the only part in the picture looking a little strange.
The rest ist excellent.

Also, since noone ever saw a collision of planets, my guess would still be that in such a case, where a relatively small planet crashes into a relatively large one, the small planet would get cracks, like an egg and the big planet would have shockwaves scrambling the solid surface and making the lava come out.
These versions, where two spheres just collide indicated by the brightness between them while staying intact just dont't seem verry realistic to me. Still looking great.