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March-April Image Contest Entries
Participate in our monthly image contests. This month's theme was "OPEN", so any image created using Universe Image Creator is welcome.
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> $50 BEST IMAGE AWARD: "Tomorrow" by A.Ries Description: Gaseous clouds forming newborn stars, our light, our life, of Tomorrow... Applications Used=Universe plugin and standalone, Apophysis fractal maker and PS.
> $10 HONORABLE MENTION AWARD - The CLOWN Nebula by D.L.Furman Description: When Deep Explorer 414 emerged from superluminal space, the Captain, seeing the images from forward sensors began to laugh. "Don't you see him?" asked the Captain to his bridge crew. "The Clown!" It took a while, but the crew did manage to see a roly-poly clown in the nebula. The name stuck. - Encyclopedia Universal 30015th edition Applications Used: Just Photoshop and the UIC!!
> NICE JOB - FREE PEN AWARD - Exploring NanoUberTetrisSigma 1 by I. Alora Description: I kind of went nuts playing around with the Universe plugins and a few others in Photoshop Elements 5. I used UIC plugins to create a basic starfield, added some larger "textured stars", and used the 2.0beta plugin's "planet map" to create the planet. I used the Europa map and fiddled a lot with the ring controls, light colors (I used 2 lights) and the azmith and elevation for both the rings and the viewpoint settings. Then I popped back to the old UIC plugins again and used the galaxy effect on top of the planet. It took me quite a while to get the angle and sizing right on the galaxy so in overlayed on the planet the way I wanted. So now I needed a little ship or something to add some life to the image. I used KPT6's Scene Builder plugin to import a 3DS model of a space probe satellite on to my image. I selected just the satellite and used Red Paw's Bleach Bypass filter on it to give it a rougher appearence. After that I applied VanDerLee's Unplugged-X filter "Flip Intensity" to basically turn the black to white. I kind of stumbled on that effect and liked the reverse look for a space scene. It's different from the usual blackness of space. Then I just added couple of black outlined selections with PS Elements, selected the inside portion, copied onto a new layer and then added a drop shadow. Oh yeah, I also added my name to the bottom. :) Applications Used: Photoshop Elements 5, UIC plugin, UIC plugin 2nd Edition, KPT6-Scene Builder, Red Paw Media's Bleach Bypass filter, and VanDerLee's Unplugged-X 2.0.
> NICE JOB - FREE PEN AWARD: "Changeling" by J. Warren Description: On a secluded beach, behind the protection of some large rocks, a new life form is born. This image sparks imagination as you consider what may actually emerge from behind those rocks. Applications Used=UIC, VUE 5 Infinite, GIMP
> NICE JOB - FREE PEN AWARD: The Vortex by S.Turner Description: A staged illo showing a planet being subjected to an electromagnetic-stellar "whirlwind". Applications Used: Universe, (of coss!) PhotoStudio and PhotoSuite
> NICE JOB - FREE PEN AWARD: Moon Shadows by R. Flohr Description: I wanted to illustrate a 'grazing' eclipse on a planet in a double starred system. Applications Used=Corel PhotoPaint, Universe Plugin and Stand Alone, LunarCell for the foreground planet.
> NICE JOB - FREE PEN AWARD: Sunburst by S.Clarke Description: simple render Applications Used: UIC (Universe Image Creator)
> Electric Phenomena by J. Reeder Image_Description: Several galactic objects receiving bolts of electricity from an unknown source, with electric astroids penetrating through space in the background. Applications Used: Universe Image Creator Plugins and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 8
> Mushroom by R.Hays Description: The Mushroom Applications Used: I used both the Old and Newer UIC, the old was used for the Instellar Gases, The new was everything else. I also used DAZ3D for the fore-ground images (Tree, ground, grass, mushroom), and I tied it all the layers together with Paint Shop Pro 10.
$10 HONORABLE MENTION AWARD - The CLOWN Nebula by D.L.Furman
Description: When Deep Explorer 414 emerged from superluminal space, the Captain, seeing the images from forward sensors began to laugh.
"Don't you see him?" asked the Captain to his bridge crew. "The Clown!"
It took a while, but the crew did manage to see a roly-poly clown in the nebula. The name stuck.
- Encyclopedia Universal 30015th edition
Applications Used: Just Photoshop and the UIC!!
$10 HONORABLE MENTION AWARD - The CLOWN Nebula by D.L.Furman Description: When Deep Explorer 414 emerged from superluminal space, the Captain, seeing the images from forward sensors began to laugh. "Don't you see him?" asked the Captain to his bridge crew. "The Clown!" It took a while, but the crew did manage to see a roly-poly clown in the nebula. The name stuck. - Encyclopedia Universal 30015th edition Applications Used: Just Photoshop and the UIC!!
$10 HONORABLE MENTION AWARD - The CLOWN Nebula by D.L.Furman
Description: When Deep Explorer 414 emerged from superluminal space, the Captain, seeing the images from forward sensors began to laugh.
"Don't you see him?" asked the Captain to his bridge crew. "The Clown!"
It took a while, but the crew did manage to see a roly-poly clown in the nebula. The name stuck.
- Encyclopedia Universal 30015th edition
Applications Used: Just Photoshop and the UIC!!
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Keywords: theclownnebula
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