Clichés: Avoid generic star patterns, constellations, or planets. Opt for abstract nebulas and unique celestial arrangements.
Overcrowding: Don't clutter the scene with too many objects. Let the vastness of space and focus on a few key celestial bodies create a sense of awe.
Harsh colors: Steer clear of neon hues, bright lights, or contrasting shadows. Maintain a palette of serene blues and purples with soft luminance.
Static composition: Avoid a centered, symmetrical layout. Use the nebulas' flow to create a sense of movement and guide the viewer's eye on a cosmic journey.
Illegible text: Ensure the Luminous Script font is readable and blends seamlessly with the celestial background. Adjust size and color for subtle emphasis.
Lack of focus: Don't overload the scene with equal detail everywhere. Create a focal point, whether a radiant nebula or a captivating celestial body, drawing the viewer in.
Terrestrial elements: Avoid earthly landmarks, clouds, or other non-cosmic elements. Stick