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Definitely better, but I think the text should be moving somehow. I had a long elaborate solution in mind but decided not to complicate your life!

 

It's also not clear if that's the sun or a meteor, and if it's supposed to be moving. Why not have it start small and fly right into the camera lens? Unless I'm misreading your intent.

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Definitely better, but I think the text should be moving somehow. I had a long elaborate solution in mind but decided not to complicate your life!

 

It's also not clear if that's the sun or a meteor, and if it's supposed to be moving. Why not have it start small and fly right into the camera lens? Unless I'm misreading your intent.

It is supposed to be a very hot desert sun.

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It's not reading that way. It shouldn't be dark in the middle or be morphing shapes. My recommendation would be to make it perfectly round, blinding white, and all the heat/radiation effects should be external to the disc.

 

when I was a kid I would stare into the sun for the simple reason that grownups said not to. After a minute or so I would see a "corkscrew" effect like the white disc of the sun was unscrewing from the sky. that's the effect I would go for!

 

Also check out my timelapse sunset: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YFd_Vqadcs A hot desert sun would be even more intense than that.

 

EDIT: Also the lettering should be shadowed on the front, with a highlit top edge.

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It's not reading that way. It shouldn't be dark in the middle or be morphing shapes. My recommendation would be to make it perfectly round, blinding white, and all the heat/radiation effects should be external to the disc.

 

when I was a kid I would stare into the sun for the simple reason that grownups said not to. After a minute or so I would see a "corkscrew" effect like the white disc of the sun was unscrewing from the sky. that's the effect I would go for!

 

Also check out my timelapse sunset: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YFd_Vqadcs A hot desert sun would be even more intense than that.

 

EDIT: Also the lettering should be shadowed on the front, with a highlit top edge.

All your points are valid.

I had to light the letters from the front so you could see them.

At first they were in shadow but not legible.

The sun? I am creating a cartoon world, and the flaming ball seems to make a great gag.

Anyway I made the sun much smaller and changed everything.

See my latest.

Thanks Gerry.

 

Gene

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