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Thanks so much for sharing, favorited this. 😀
Excellent Tutor.. Thanks a Ton Corey..
You might also try using the radial gradient selection when masking the planet. 🙂
amazing tutorial
this is top 10 coolest things I saw in all photoshop tutorials, this is so easy and soo good =)
thanks alot for this, you should do some more of these your good at explaining
It would be great if it was possible to show how to add texture to the planet… most of the tutorials out there on how to create an planet with texture, is not realy good…
this tutorial is very good looking too but i do miss the textures on the planet
WOW really nice tutorials I no i’m going to use this on one of the pic i’m making thz
Help me. When i create a layer mask it is not emty like in the tutorial, it’s round like the planet i’m trying too do. So when i’m going from black too transparent it gose wrong. Plz help me.
I loved this project, I made two of the projects you did tutorials on already and made this
http://vaatifan456.deviantart.com/art/Birth-of-a-mysterious-world-195123162
I love the tutorial, but I am having issues with using the mask and a gradient to hide parts of the planet. The Gradient tool hides the main part but has like a outer glow to the edges. Please advise what I can do to correct this. Thanks.