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Emily Lakdawalla • March 02, 2018 • 3
The Planetary Society has always enjoyed the connections between science and art, so when I saw Leila Qışın's sketches pop up on her Twitter feed during the recent New Horizons team meeting, I knew I had to share them with you.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 24, 2017 • 1
James Tuttle Keane is increasingly famous (among planetary scientists anyway) for his remarkable illustrated notes from conferences. Here's his work from the Division for Planetary Sciences meeting, illustrating both his own and others' research.
Judy Schmidt • January 05, 2017 • 2
Artist and astrophotographer Judy Schmidt brings us a view from within the rings of Saturn.
Porter McDonald • February 12, 2016
Artist Porter McDonald describes his latest painting, Mare Cognitum, which features NASA's Ranger 7 spacecraft.
Bill Dunford • August 06, 2015 • 2
Another round of posters to celebrate historic planetary missions.
Mat Kaplan • December 11, 2014 • 1
Mat Kaplan reviews a comprehensive new collection of historic and modern space art from author and superb space artist Ron Miller.
Dante Lauretta • October 31, 2014
On October 17-19, 2014, the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory on the University of Arizona campus hosted the second annual Art of Planetary Science exhibition. This exhibition featured works of art inspired by the solar system, alongside works by scientists created from their scientific data.
Adolf Schaller • November 02, 2013 • 6
Adolf Schaller, an artist on the original Cosmos series, shares his experience of creating the painting, "Hunters, Floaters, and Sinkers" from Episode 2, which speculates about the possible life living in the turbulent atmosphere of a gas-giant planet.
Jason Davis • June 26, 2013 • 6
Illustrator and author Ron Miller visualizes what we would see in our skies if Saturn’s majestic rings circled the Earth.
Emily Lakdawalla • June 07, 2012 • 1
On June 6 I hosted the Cosmoquest Weekly Science Hour. My guest was Dan Durda of the Southwest Research Institute. We talked asteroids, impact mitigation, searches for Vulcanoids, and suborbital experiments, and then he took us through how he creates his digital space art.
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