Messier object 111, or M111, was found and catalogued by the French astronomer Charles Messier, and was recently found in his notes. Before its discovery, it was believed that Messier had only marked 110 unidentified objects-- now identified as nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters-- and it was slightly flush against M110, or NGC 205, which is a dwarf ecliptical galaxy found near Andromeda.
Yes, the above passage was scifi xD The catalouging should be correct, though. Star names and catalogues confuse me; in my astronomy classes, all we know is that we're the weird kids that are watched in the hallways by other students as we conduct weird experiments involving parallax and the HR Diagram, among other things. XD It's laaaaaaate. I can't sleeeeeeeeeeep. So I painteeeeeeed. Pleeeeeeeeease comment.
25 minutes in Photoshop Elements 8.0 (c) Madison Tibbett. Do not remove watermark. Do not use without spoken permission from the artist. Do not steal or rip.
Caffine. XD A lot of it was layering and erasing, and for the colours, I created new layers where I just filled the layer with a certain colour and set it to overlay or screen, and then erased and burned parts of it. Also, I forgot to put this in, but I used a brush set for the stars XD I'm lazy when it comes to stars :L
Haha, cool. Yeah, I were mostly just amazed over the randomness you managed to achieve; as humans our intuitive concept of random is not very random at all and it's pretty cool that you managed to break away from that in such short time
o.o It's actually always been easy for me to achieve randomness. I think it has something to do with spending my time with random people all over the place and being all over the place myself XD Despite this, your comment is very much appreciated, and I'm honored that you think so <3
Despite this, your comment is very much appreciated, and I'm honored that you think so <3