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[2010-01-04 23:22:47 +0000 UTC]
"Thomas"
(Belgium)
# Statistics
Favourites: 353; Deviations: 40; Watchers: 30
Watching: 28; Pageviews: 13443; Comments Made: 682; Friends: 28
# Interests
Favorite movies: District 9Favorite games: guildwars, dragonage, Age of Empires, total Annihilation
Favorite gaming platform: PC
Other Interests: reading, drawing, music, sports
# About me
Current Residence: BelgiumFavourite genre of music: Soundtrack
# Comments
Comments: 66
Hi, really awesome work. would it be possible to send me Cirius-b and Antares but just the planet with a transparent background? I would like to use them as icons for my harddisks, they have the same names 
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Hi, thanks 
Let me know how big you want them approximatley.
And don't worry they will still be more than big enough to be used as icons 
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wow mate thanks
256x256 is the minimum for the icons so thats okey for me
I wont put them on internet, I just saw your planet and I wanted to use them for my harddrives because they have the names: Antares, Sirius-b and Mars
Really thanks so much
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Sorry that it took me so long, my computer broke down so I couldn't upload it.
I encountered some problems, mainly the fact that I blend my stuf in with the background, so it's almost impossible on large formats to select everything with the background sepparate, without altering the way they look. I tried to make them look as good as possible, tho the edges remain :/. I normaly start working in the format I tend to use, so everything outside the borders doen't get altered.
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ow 
When I get back home I'll favorite all of it and so on
because I'm in canada right know and don't really got allot time to spend on a pc
thank you so much for the effort it will make my mac look so sweet
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Weekly Picks
Congratulations! Your Tears of Gold space wallpaper has been added to the Weekly Picks !
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Welcome to PsCreated-Space!
As a member, you can suggest us the group's Weekly Picks, you can post your art, and you can help the community evolve by leaving a comment at the group's homepage.
Please note that we only accept quality space art created in Photoshop or any other similar graphic editing program.
If you have any questions or comments, just reply to this message!
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Thank you for the welcome
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Hey!
We at nenuno creative have featured some of your fantastic space scenes on our creative showcase blog - [link]
We couldn't resist featuring them!
If you have twitter we would love to follow you (or stalk? 
Also if you could retweet the resource (if you have a twitter account of course
Oh, before I forget - here is a llama!
Thank you,
the nenuno team - [link]
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wow, I'm honored. Thank you very much
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This message is a bit late, but thanks for the +fav.
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hehe, np
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Thanks for the fav, it's much appreciated.
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hey,
thanks for the faves,
are you a chainmaille fan?
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yeah ^^, not that I make them myself (yet
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hehe, well maybe you should try it sometime
the feeling of making someting with it is very rewarding. (I can tell
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Can I ask you a few questions? To cut the wires, do you use a chisel? And what would be a safe way to do it (rounded surfaces and sharp objects don't mix well
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I did a lot of handcutting with snips, but these days I use 1,3mm stainless steel, so a saw is a must.
what I do, is take a wound coil of wire, and clamp it in my tabletop vise. then I take a jewelers handsaw (the smal ones with replacable blades) and cut a start. Usually, I do a rough 25 degree angle with the coil, and cut till the first whole ring comes off. Then I swich to the larger hacksaw, cause that goes through the rings way faster. but it lacks the controll needed to saw the start. Then you just saw untill you're halfway through the clamped part of the coil, removing rings as they come free (carefull not to damage the inside underside when sawing) and then i loosen the vise, and rearrange the coil.
(ps, I coil with a batterypowered handdrill. I advise not using the bigger ones with a powercord, cause they can tear your fingers off)
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youΒ΄re welcome ^^
feel free to ask me anything you wish to know
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you're welcome
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