Solar System
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No match
Space is one of the topics I find very inspiring to illustrate. Here is my vision of solar system. All proportions are very approximate! :-)
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Comments (25)
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Jasonx
Amazing :)
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Stephr0x0rs
I agree t_man, was wondering that myself. o_O
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t_man700
Hey I love the wallpaper, but I'm curious; how come Jupiter's color is off?
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sourskittle
when i was growing up, Pluto was a planet, so I'm glad to see it here! i LOVE this wallpaper, and your other works too, thank you so much!
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Anonymous
um i think you need to update this Pluto isn't a planet anymore :P
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Newyouth
wonderful wallpaper!
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Anonymous
Awesome! How did you make it? O.o
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nisisian
very kewl!!!!
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Anonymous
PLUTO NO MORE! HA HA HA! the scientist took off pluto from the list so now u need to get rid of it as well.... if u want to stay factual i mean...
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Anonymous
where is the moon?
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prammy
I made an account just to comment on this. Amazing work, I love it :)
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-JdAwG-
I absolutely love this wallpaper, I just wish it was in a fullscreen 5:4 as well.
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Anonymous
this is awesome! please do more space/sci-fi themed wallpapers
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Anonymous
i love all of Vlad Studio works, they are always so clever, creative amd thought-invoking! If you guys ever have the time, check out more of their stuff, it's really good.
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Anonymous
The Uranus and Pluto ones are off, but the others are the standard <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_symbol">astronomical symbols</a>.
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jellyturtle
kinatas, the symbols next to the planet names are their planetary symbols. For example, next to mars is the Greek symbol for Mars, the god of war.
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Anonymous
Great looking 'paper. As cleverly rendered as it was thought out.
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Anonymous
as always lovely... ;)
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Anonymous
Yes, I would love to see a version of this wallpaper with Ceres and Eris as well, although I suspect the reason why they weren't included is because not everyone made have heard the recent changes to what actually constitues a planet (not saying the author didn't). It will be a long time before the fact that Ceres, Eris, and Pluto are considered dwarf planets and not full-blown planets enters common knowledge/language and that two more planets have been added to the Solar System.
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Anonymous
Beautiful!! one question: if u included pluto, why not the other 2 dwarf planets?