Space gallery
Space art is a term that refers to artistic imagery depicting outer space:
solar systems, stars, nebulae, planets, galaxies and other space matter of the universe.
Space art dates back to 1865 when Emile Bayard and A. de Neuvill illustrated Jules Verne's novel, "From
the Earth to the Moon". Those were the first space illustrations based on scientific facts.
Later, Chesley Bonestell's (aka Father of Modern Space Art) realistic space renderings proved to
be of major influence in the field. However, it was first after the launch of Sputnik in 1957 that
space art and astronomical illustration really took off. Popular books like Arthur C. Clarke's
"Exploration of Space" also helped promote the genre.
This space art gallery displays my depictions of the matter outside of our
planet. I use a variety of techniques and digital tools, both 2D and 3D to create the images. Some of these images
have been used in a BBC TV documentary about the universe.
Space art posters, wallpapers, and framed prints are available for most images.
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Art and Illustration Studio.
The most popular images during the past 365 days:
1. Planet scape
2. Space landscape
3. Ancient giants
4. Stellar vista
5. The executioner
6. Edge of perception
7. Sunset
8. Quiet nightfall
9. They came from the sky
10. Suburbs 2100
tarfix: The ships camouflage design is cool.
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Tom: A vision of a future shown in a cyberpunk style that reminds me of Blade Runner. I love this!
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Tom: Awesome! The alien really looks like a real being.
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Sven: This picture is beautifull. Infact, ALL of these are. The person who created these has ascended to a higher plane of thought. Such beautifull landscap... (more)
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Douglas V. Diaz: This reminds me of Team Dark in Sonic Heroes and the awesome band Julien K!
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