That's really amazing! I would like to help you, but I didn't really make any cosmic work like this one!

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Thank you very much

I got some impute from some space artists so far and this picture will be changing here before to long
thank you for the comment

looks prty cool

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Looks nice as is. I like how you've got this very warm-hued nebula, and these cool-hued planets going on here. Definitely a good start--and better than I could pull off, lol.

You could always use a touch of real subtle textured brush in the clouds, and then paint over in real close-up zoom with a fuzzy brush to soften those up a bit. I've used the textured brush in very large sizes and large scales, and then gone back to tweak with the fuzzy brush to keep things from being too harsh or repetitive. I found this worked for a nebula piece I didn't post as it was intended for fans of a single race in the Homeworld-games universe.

However, if you want to go really painterly on nebulae, look up ~sumopiggy. This guy is awesome. Looking real close at his nebulae might give you some tips. Even just poking around the spacescapes most popular list might get you some people to note and ask for starting tips on how to detail nebular clouds.

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I think it looks great.

wow it looks really nice !!!

i should really try it out again

I've been watching sumopiggy for a while
lots of good stuff has been in that gallery

thank you for the comment and the advice only
problem with texture brushes is they dont work
well since this picture is 2400x4700

Hey Thanks