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ASPEN SKIES LLC holds copyright to all SPACE ART seen here. We license these images for use in a range of media for TV/film, exhibitions, print publications. Many pieces are also available as giclee prints. Use INQUIRY FORM BELOW to contact us for artwork licensing, giclee print purchase or to commission new space artwork.
“Every school kid sitting in class today will know in their lifetime whether or not there’s life in the universe and where it is outside of our solar system. Within the next decade, two at the most, we will discover life in the universe. That’s why I wrote this book.”
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Dreams of Outer Space from "7 Wonders of the Solar System"
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Galileo's Moon from "LUNA"
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Cosmic Collision from "Cosmic Catastrophes"
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Exodus Alien Worlds from "Alien Worlds"
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Starflight
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There Goes the Sun from "Cosmic Catastrophes"
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War of the Worlds from "Cosmic Catastrophes"
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Grand View of Saturn
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Earth World
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Sunrise on Distant World
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Moon Formation from "7 Wonders of the Solar System"
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Mysterious Titan from "7 Wonders of the Solar System"
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Last Days on Earth from "Cosmic Catastrophes"
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Genesis Milky Way from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Birth of a Solar System" from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Blue Bombardment from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Gamma Ray Burst
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Exploration has Begun from "LUNA"
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Kaboom! In the Asteroid Belt
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Life on Earth
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Planet Nine from "7 Wonders of the Solar System"
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Planet Yelrise from "Alien Worlds"
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Gamma-Ray Burst from "Cosmic Catastrophes"
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Return to the Moon from "LUNA"
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Temmet from "Alien Worlds"
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Fungoid & Antillas from "Alien Worlds"
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Homage to Jules Verne from "LUNA"
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Exploring the Alpine Valley from "LUNA"
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Eye of God from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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TRES-1f from "7 Wonders of the Solar System"
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Tabby's Star from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Formation of the Moon from "LUNA"
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Melies Moon from "LUNA"
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Howl if You've Heard this One from "LUNA"
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Trappist System from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Mighty Orion from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Dyson Sphere from "7 Wonders Milky Way"
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Omega from "7 Wonders Milky Way"
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Hourglass Nebula from "7 Wonders of the Milky Way"
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Snow World
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Ice Outpost
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Greenworld
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Springtime on Mars
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One Day on Venus
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M42 World
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Blue World Aliens
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Globular Luster
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Cosmic Veils
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New Solar System Formation
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Trapezium Flyby
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Bluesky World
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Other World 72
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Mars on a Snowy Night
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Mosasaurus Lunch
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Weird World
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Alien Red World
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Icy World
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First Contact
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David’s art represents a rare combination of fine art, modeling, digital art expertise and his own wonderment of science. His work has been commissioned and featured in National Geographic, NASA and nasa.gov’s Astronomy Picture of the Day, Smithsonian Magazine and the Smithsonian Channel, Harvard Magazine, Harvard CfA, the History Channel, PBS programming, Astronomy magazine and regularly at space.com. He has illustrated all 8 of his books for National Geographic, and 3 books for Penguin Random House/Smithsonian Books. He has been featured alongside his “Alien Worlds” space art on the History Channel series “The Universe”; the BBC World Service; Weather Channel’s Space features, and PBS. Says the artist:
“I build 3-D models, digitize them, and drop the images into the computer art. I found an old rusted oil tank at an observatory in Hawaii – months later it appeared in my artwork as the hull of a space ship. The computer allows infinite layering to enhance and create fine details. It’s a vehicle for integrating digital images, which is why Hollywood’s special effects are becoming so realistic. There’s so much more latitude to explore as you create, and this is accomplished using paint pixels and paint molecules.”
Solo exhibitions include:
Gurari Collections, Boston
Macalester College, St. Paul
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge
Sudekum Planetarium, Nashville
LIVASPENART Gallery, Aspen
The Aspen Institute, Aspen