Alachua Astronomy Club: Space Art

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Space Art

Space Art by
UF Graduate Dan Durda Images presented here represent paintings and drawings (not photographs) by award winning space artists. (For some links to astronomical and space images, see Pictures.)

Space art web links include astronomer Dan Durda (received Ph.D. from University of Florida in 1993)
and Master Carpenter Tim Malles, an AAC member.

For more info on space art see the International Association for Astronomical Arts (IAAA).

Please send additions and corrections to webmaster@floridastars.org.

Alan Dikkers: Artworks (Original art for education, entertainment, & for advancement of science & art together)
Art of B.E. Johnsonn (Mechanical engineer turne artist and author)
Astronomical Art (Look here for possible other links)
Bill Hartmann's Art (Member of NASA's Mars Global Surveyor imaging team)
Chesley Bonestell (Father of modern space art)
Burmann Art Productions (Kurt C. Burmann, visionary/fantasy and space artist)
Chris Butler Space Art Gallery (Science and nature illustration artist)
Cosmic Art by Andrew C. Stewart (Space Art, science fiction and fantasy artist, Nottingham England)
Dan Durda's Space Art Gallery (Ph.D. Univ. Florida 1993; currently at Southwest Research Institute, Department of Space Studies, Boulder, CO)
David A. Hardy's AstroArt Pages (Award-winning professional artist, illustrator and writer since 1954)
David B. Mattingly (Free lance space and science fiction artists; worked at Walt Disney Studios)
Deep Space 99 (Astro imaging, art & music by Frank J. Loch!)
Electric Olive Gallery (Self taught artist who runs a printing business)
FotoSearch (Astronomy & Space Stock Footage by Digital Vision)
Garret Moore Gallery (Including some space art)
Artwork of Hervé Piraud (in French)

The Graphic End by Robert Hilton (Graphic artist, technician, prepress person and son of NASA artist Duane Hilton—see twomoongraphics.com)
Gate to Nowhere (Many pictures in gallery developed with program TerraGen, a freeware scenery generator by Planetside Software)

International Association for Astronomical Arts (IAAA)
Jim Plaxco's Mars Art Gallery (Artwork based on NASA photographs of Mars)
Jim Scotti's Art page (Senior Research Specialist, Dept. Planetary Sciences, Lunar and Planetary Lab, University of Arizona)
Joy Day (Theatrical costume designer who has developed glass painting techniques)
Kurt Foge's Art Page (Space, dinosaur, robot art, deep sea art)
Lynette Cook (Artist/Photographer for the Morrison Planetarium)
Michael W. Carroll Space & Dinosaur Art (Internationally known artist & science journalist)
Nova Celestia: Astronomical Illustrations & Space Art (Dedicated to sharing astro illustrations by IAAA Astronomical Artist Fahad Sulehria) space art)
NovaSpace Galleries (Originals, prints and posters)
Sky-High Gallery (featuring Out-Of-This-World art by Frank Hettick, IAAA)
Solar Voyager (Hosts one of the largest collections of Space Art on the Internet with works from a variety of talented artists)
The Space Art of Joe Tucciarone (Masters in Physics, astron. & planetarium artists; intl. recognized; works comm. by Nat'l Geog., others)
Space Art Work from JPL (Landscapes, encouters, logos, 3-D and more)
SpacePrime (Digital space images by an English artist, Brian Smallwood. Animated screen saver available)
Space Art by Don Dixon: Cosmographica (Science Fiction Art & Scientific Illustration; longtime writer/illustrator in astronomy, science fiction and astronautics. Currently art director at Griffith Observatory.)
Tim Malles (Florida landscapes, portraits and astronomy themes by a master carpenter and AAC member—see beautiful example of 2008 Feb. 20 lunar eclipse)

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