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The Big Bang

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This is an art concept about the big bang for an upcoming game about space. It is basically a conceptuall recreation of the genesis of our own universe, Scince the only thing we know is that it was an infinite amount of energy, gravity and heat concentrated in one single microscopic point that eventually exploded. The rest you are watching is up to my imagination. I tryed to make is visually atractive.

This image would represent 0.000000000000000000001 seconds after the big bang.

0.000000000000000000002 would have had too much light on it to be apreciated, so basically thats why I didnt represented the tipical HUGE light glow.

the shockwave represents the limits of the universe being expanded. you can appreciate all insede the shockwave is pretty much our known universe ( yes those tiny things are galaxyes :) )

So thats it.

Look foward to the game we are creating. It would be one of the first ones to allow you manipulate strings, atoms, Stars, blackholes!!! :D


Hope youo like it! :p
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:star::star::star::star::star-half: Overall
:star::star::star::star::star: Vision
:star::star::star::star::star: Originality
:star::star::star::star::star-empty: Technique
:star::star::star::star::star: Impact

I think this piece of artwork differenciates from all the other space art pictures scattered around deviantART because it captures that genre of art and everything that it contains in it's most superlative way. This picture represents the beginning of the universe and therefore it represents and overlays every single piece of space art that has ever been created.

There is and never has been anything more powerful and amazing than the Big Bang. But an artist's impression of how this godlike event may have looked like from a human's eye just blows my whole mind. I have to tell you that in my opinion you have reached an unbelievably high level of creating stories in form of space art by moving to such extremes as visualizing the Big Bang.

But I won't talk much around and about how amazing the first impact of this deviatation is and how much it blew my mind. Let's get to the criticism.

As ~fallenZeraphine already stated, the picture does not quite resemble and cooperate with the laws of physics. I'm not the best in physics, but if this is the universe at 0,000000000000000000001 seconds after it's creation, the small galaxies wouldn't exist. A galaxy needs several billion years to form, even more. Of course I can pretty well imagine that the picture would lack of detail and would be pretty boring without those little dots and lines in the center, so don't take this part too seriously. Besides, what would art be if we weren't allowed to use our imagination and we had to obey to lame rules like the laws of physics?

I also don't like the whole visual aspect of this picture. I can't really tell what it is, but something is missing and/or wrong in this piece of artwork. I think that it is the fact, that the explosion in the centre looks a bit too cliché. It's red/orange and just expands as usual explosions in space do. I bet that it would have an even larger impact on the viewers, if the explosion would have more interesting colors or the lighting would dance in a different way.