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I proudly present to you:
Starry Night
Now, you might think: "Hey wait a second.. I've seen this piece somewhere else before!"
And this is where you are only half right!

This piece is a remake of one of my old pieces called:
Starlit Night

I was quite sad about me not having a bigger size of Starlit Night for print purposes all these years.
That is why I have decided to renew this piece.
Also this piece has a personal meaning to me as an artist.
This piece is painted and boosted with some textures from sxc.hu.
p.s.: Don't mind the cat (reference used for the cat)!

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Last year I had this as my wallpaper for quite a while, the first thing that took me was how the cat looks onwards with it's curiosity, the plain fields seem to go on forever and that gives it a peaceful feeling, a calm atmosphere. The planet/moon in the distance looks great, the clouds surrounding it which are at the end of the hills I believe, looks brilliant in detail. The only thing that I thought made it less brilliant was the coloured stars, but then I thought about a recent programme, Wonders of the Universe - Series 2, it reminded me of that, because stars emit colours of the properties/elements they hold, which is fantastic, you've done a great job of that, but if they were less saturated it would make more sense, but even so, it looks brilliant otherwise, mystery and imagination wise. I love the view seeing whatever they are flying away from the planet/moon, it adds a great atmospheric feeling, leaving the viewer to guess what's going on. Great job, keep it up!