Space universal
701 creative works found
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This is a my first time with horror. The space craft crashed on a distant planet. The Monkey Major emerged from his damaged space craft only to realize he was surrounded by zombie freaks.
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Aliana by Artist LuxMaris
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Book cover for “New Scheherazade,” by Kim Lord & Ayla Shiraz. SYNOPSIS: When an evil alien race attacks Earth in 2047 and finds it defenseless, simply because we believe there are no aliens out there, what do we do? The planet is blown to asteroid pieces, and only a few teens survive, to continue the history of mankind in space. Read an excerpt at Sci-Fi Almanac (Need a book cover or illustration? Contact me.)
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Butterfly from outer space, universe, planet, blue, yellow, black
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Commission piece for an beautiful unborn baby girl, who is going to be named Lily :)
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The double cluster in Perseus is one of the rare object, not to say the only, more beautiful seen with the eye throw a telescope then on a photo. Stars are shinning with their beautiful crystalline light in the cold and dark magic of the night. On a photo all stars seems to have the same luminosity. There are visible with unaided eyes and there are beautiful with just a binocular. There are pretty easy to find between Cassiopeia and Perseus. You can see them late at night during summer until winter. 21 exposures of 2 minutes on very humid night. 90% of humidity and 5°C. Lots of problem with autoguiding due to a bad polar alignment and a loose ground — Le double amas de Persée est un des très rare objet, pour ne pas dire le seul, que je trouve plus beau en le regardant directement dans un télescope qu’en photo. En visuel les étoiles brillent de leur belle lumière cristalline. Une véritable symphonie de luciole dans la magie de la nuit. En photo, les étoiles ont tendance a avoir toutes la même intensité et comme la zone est assez dense, les amas ont tendance à se retrouvé noyés. Si une photo permet de capturer des choses qu’on ne verra jamais en visuel, l’écran ne remplacera jamais l’impression d’immersion de l’observation visuel dehors à l’écart de la civilisation, dans le noir et le froid. Ils sont visible à l’oeil nu et ils sont superbe avec une simple paire de jumelles. Ils assez facile a trouver entre Cassiopé et Persée. Vous pouvez les voir tard dans la nuit en été et jusqu’en hiver. 21 poses de 2 minutes par une nuit très humide. 90% d’humidité et 5°C. Beaucoup de problème d’autoguidage due, je pense, à une mauvaise mise en station et un sol trop meuble.
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Did the Big Bang blow cosmic bubbles? Designed and rendered in Apophysis 7x / Post-work performed in Photoshop CS4
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Abstract photo by Erik Bruno.
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A warm vortex of swirling energy. This piece one of my digital series of 2009.
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Illustration of an eclipse involving a baseball.
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Hello World, this is the Universe speaking...
by Peter BeugHello World, this is the Universe speaking. I’ve been wanting to talk to you for some time. You see, some of the other planets ‘round t…
A short story I wrote about the universe talking to the earth. I was bored.
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Expansion of the Essence
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If I would look for another name for designs belong to ‘Gravity’ project, I would name it ‘The Flying Mystery’, although I do understand, it is just another label that do not clear anything. From the very first impulse – just go and make it – the entire project for me was something unnamed that silently soaring somewhere in the hidden guts of the Universe. Some nerd would rather find the real beauty of it in a formula language, but for me the most sufficient it’s esthetic value only. If you like to wear something 100% unclear, kind of enigma right on your heart – you can have it.
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If I would look for another name for designs belong to ‘Gravity’ project, I would name it ‘The Flying Mystery’, although I do understand, it is just another label that do not clear anything. From the very first impulse – just go and make it – the entire project for me was something unnamed that silently soaring somewhere in the hidden guts of the Universe. Some nerd would rather find the real beauty of it in a formula language, but for me the most sufficient it’s esthetic value only. If you like to wear something 100% unclear, kind of enigma right on your heart – you can have it.
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If I would look for another name for designs belong to ‘Gravity’ project, I would name it ‘The Flying Mystery’, although I do understand, it is just another label that do not clear anything. From the very first impulse – just go and make it – the entire project for me was something unnamed that silently soaring somewhere in the hidden guts of the Universe. Some nerd would rather find the real beauty of it in a formula language, but for me the most sufficient it’s esthetic value only. If you like to wear something 100% unclear, kind of enigma right on your heart – you can have it.
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If I would look for another name for designs belong to ‘Gravity’ project, I would name it ‘The Flying Mystery’, although I do understand, it is just another label that do not clear anything. From the very first impulse – just go and make it – the entire project for me was something unnamed that silently soaring somewhere in the hidden guts of the Universe. Some nerd would rather find the real beauty of it in a formula language, but for me the most sufficient it’s esthetic value only. If you like to wear something 100% unclear, kind of enigma right on your heart – you can have it.
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Abstract art-deco style painting depicting the universe shedding tears for the world. Glass paint and outliner on 2mm sheet glass.
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