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Justinas Vitkus
Artist | Hobbyist | Digital Art
Artist | Hobbyist | Digital Art
Lithuania
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I love space alot and the whole universe, the way you draw the planets inspired me and i somehow learned how to draw planets because of you! ^-^
You have some of the most beautiful space art I have ever seen. It really reminds me of those old 50s and 60s sci fi novels and movies.
Love your work! It's really cool that so many are from the viewpoint of standing on a planet or a moon. A really different perspective. I like it!
Among so many planets you depict, there might be one more thing that you might find pretty much inspiring to try - Metushelah (PSR B1620−26 b). Considered the oldest known planet in known Universe, it might be appealing for thee to try.
Among other things there might be:
- Sagittarius A* - overall centre of our Galaxy. Hell knows what's in there, but should be quite a view...
- A quasar. Biggest galaxy-scale disco-ball... and astronomical beacon for orientation.
- A pulsar. Galaxy rhythm chronometer very well-tuned. Dream of a piano taper - a whole star to give you rhythm.
- Relict radiation. Not an object in common sense - but it is a "face" of local universe from re-e-e-e-e-eally long ago, after all...
- A gas giant - not itself, but what is inside down there? After all, under such a pressure of a "cold star" matter can be quite exotic. As well as possible organisms that might dwell in upper atmosphere layers.
- Y class star - cold, almost non-luminous. What might be a view from a star, on which surface you can, roughly-speaking, "stand"?
- Event Horizon - pretty self-explanatory.
- "Dark" galaxies - quite... science-fiction theory about galaxies made of fairy-tale "dark matter". But still would make quite (and creepy...) a view in spectral picture.
- The Void - huge area with almost no galaxies in it, known to man. Quite a challenge - draw nothing via something, except black box...
- Exoplanets - or poetic "universe wanderers", planets with no host star. If such place could have a life - how ould it be, to live in eternal night, full of stars among which non are yours to shine.
- And a different thing to finish with - a lost probe. Of whatever origins - but still working. After all, if there is that "someone" "out there", they might've lost a probe just as humanity did several times. And this very moment little thing is floating through space, making it's pictures of surroundings and still working on it's small "mission".
Among other things there might be:
- Sagittarius A* - overall centre of our Galaxy. Hell knows what's in there, but should be quite a view...
- A quasar. Biggest galaxy-scale disco-ball... and astronomical beacon for orientation.
- A pulsar. Galaxy rhythm chronometer very well-tuned. Dream of a piano taper - a whole star to give you rhythm.
- Relict radiation. Not an object in common sense - but it is a "face" of local universe from re-e-e-e-e-eally long ago, after all...
- A gas giant - not itself, but what is inside down there? After all, under such a pressure of a "cold star" matter can be quite exotic. As well as possible organisms that might dwell in upper atmosphere layers.
- Y class star - cold, almost non-luminous. What might be a view from a star, on which surface you can, roughly-speaking, "stand"?
- Event Horizon - pretty self-explanatory.
- "Dark" galaxies - quite... science-fiction theory about galaxies made of fairy-tale "dark matter". But still would make quite (and creepy...) a view in spectral picture.
- The Void - huge area with almost no galaxies in it, known to man. Quite a challenge - draw nothing via something, except black box...
- Exoplanets - or poetic "universe wanderers", planets with no host star. If such place could have a life - how ould it be, to live in eternal night, full of stars among which non are yours to shine.
- And a different thing to finish with - a lost probe. Of whatever origins - but still working. After all, if there is that "someone" "out there", they might've lost a probe just as humanity did several times. And this very moment little thing is floating through space, making it's pictures of surroundings and still working on it's small "mission".
Your artwork of Alien words is most impressive I was looking for stuff like this in Deviantart for some time now keep up the good work.
