IS SO CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE!!!!!

If no outside sources were used, please add a step by step or a description of how your entry was made.

To help you in making a Step by Step for your entry.. it's good to save your progress in a file you can recall later as you go along.. a Screen Capture program is a big help, so you can describe what you've done as you go along. Great to see your entry and good luck

Thank you Author.

The earth background is a chop that someone else did and isn't allowed. It's not hard to find an earth image from NASA, you might try that. Also, there's no indication the lens flare is a photograph and might be a photoshop as well. You might want to create the lens flare yourself instead.

nice concept. Hope you can address rturnbow's support statement and fix the little things. GL.

Author, your talents are very excellent, and you should have no problem fixing this entry with the proper sources. Great LOOK!!!

rturnbow is correct about the Earth image. You can find many on Flickr with this link: https://www.flickr.com/search/?advanced=1&license=1%2C2%2C9%2C10&text=earth
This image is just one you'll find on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/northshoreschoolofart/8666615947/sizes/l

We do allow some simple images like lightbeams and many grunge textures that are actually Photoshopped. I'll check with the other mods and see if the lens flare source is acceptable.

Author, we will allow the lens flare, but you will need to change the earth source.

Well this is TOTALLY different than the original one, but it is Very VERY well done... I'm just a bit perplexed as to why you didn't just replace the Earth with a CC pic and then submit this as a NEW ENTRY.. but I know you are new to this site so everything comes from experimentation and learning. I'll let the MODS handle anything from here (resetting the vote and or deleting the entry and allowing you to resubmit)... Good luck author.. great to see your talent

I'm not sure why author, the cone looks a little "dark" compared to the white sphere to my eyes and it's causing a flattening effect. It took me a little time to figure out it was a cone. I'm sure the 3D modeling program handled it properly, but I'm wondering once you added color and texture/text it caused a darkening effect that the 3D software couldn't handle. Or I could be totally wrong and it looks fine.. who knows. Though I think a little burn/dodge might help with the definition and make the cone the same brightness as the white sphere. Great job all round, and the textures are fantastic!