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Aurora - Background for downloadby *Magicionary

Resources & Stock Images / Stock Images / Premade Backgrounds / Nature

Sort-of back. Don't celebrate yet.

But this is just a test run, to see what happens. I need money for my mission trip to Peru (it's not until next July, but still). So I'm selling premium content! This is just my test picture, to see what kind of response I get (if anyone buys it or not). So this background is for you to use for whatever character(s) you have.. it's great because winter is almost here! Also, this is my first time drawing the Northern Lights.

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*supernaturalwolfgirl Feb 28, 2013 Hobbyist

Wow. Those lights are great! The snow is really pretty too.

*Magicionary Mar 1, 2013 Digital Artist

oh thank you! glad you like it!

*supernaturalwolfgirl Mar 1, 2013 Hobbyist

My first aurora didn't look that awesome.

*Magicionary Mar 1, 2013 Digital Artist

heh, it's funny.. I only just drew this in December, but now I'm not so proud of it anymore XD

*supernaturalwolfgirl Mar 1, 2013 Hobbyist

I think it's awesome.

~Stargazer-of-forest Jan 10, 2013

Did you make this in Fire Alpaca? If you did, how did you draw the actaul lights? They look so pretty!

*Magicionary Jan 10, 2013 Digital Artist

I took the watercolor brush and did LOTS and LOTS of strokes, changing the thickness and opacity every time. It took me FOREVER, but I like the result.

Also I made sure to keep the opacity high on the bottom of the lights, and really low on the top. It would have been a lot easier if FireAlpaca had a smudge tool, but they don't yet.

$namenotrequired Dec 24, 2012 Student Interface Designer

If it's for others to use, I recommend you move it to a Stock & Resources category!

*Magicionary Dec 24, 2012 Digital Artist

oh yes, that's a great idea too! I'll get right on that!

$namenotrequired Dec 27, 2012 Student Interface Designer