Paintings
~ Collection I | Collection II | Collection III ~
Deep Ocean
"Down" to the sea in ships.
A New Horizon
Back to the Moon!
Peak Performance
Sure beats the ol' Cog Railway.
The Chabot Space & Science Center Mural
The Origin of Meteorites
A digitally painted study first, then meticulously painted by brush and airbrush in acrylics on a continuous 26' x 4' (7.9m x 1.2m) canvas, depicting the wonders of the Universe where the different classes of meteorites found on Earth have originated.
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NemesisCD Cover, liner notes, posters &
promos for the Public Enemy CD:
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Coke Float
Commissioned by the Coca-Cola Corporation to commemorate the flight of the first Space Can, a micro-gravity carbonated beverage dispenser developed for NASA. Get a Print!
Reflections
That which has gone before and that which shall come after, reflected for a fleeting moment in an Astronaut's visor at the close of the final EVA. Get a Print!
Reflections of Future Passed
An adaptation of the original,
painted for the Bicentennial 28 years prior.
 Workers Tending the QueenThe recovery of Columbia STS-9 / Spacelab One at Edwards Air Force Base. 
DetailThis original resides in the NASA/Smithsonian Fine Art Collection. |
A New Ocean
The sun glint precedes you, sparkling on the Pacific overhead, as you begin another "day" in space.
The sun glint precedes you, sparkling on the Pacific overhead, as you begin another "day" in space.
Twilight's First GleamingSunrise on orbit - sixteen of them a day. From a description by United States Astronaut
Joseph P. Allen.
Miles To Go Before I Sleep
Keeping a date with the Recovery Convoy.
Original painting resides in the NASA/Smithsonian
Fine Art Collection.
Keeping a date with the Recovery Convoy.
Original painting resides in the NASA/Smithsonian
Fine Art Collection.
PelagiaCover of Science 85 Magazine and opener for the cover story: Other Worlds on the formation of, and search for, extrasolar planets and planetary systems. Get a Print!
Closer
A very dear friend's trimaran, it's aft cabin lights aglow, close hauled on the solar wind of Zeta Orionis on their way to the Horsehead Nebula.
First Glow of a New Horizon
For an article in Smithsonian Magazine on an experiment in directed panspermia; releasing the building blocks of life into an extrasolar environment that has none.
Let There Be Light!
And there was light.
And God saw the light, that it was good:
And God divided the light from the darkness.
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