A Sun Infographic Except I Draw Said Sun As A Funny Looking Dude.

yeah androids are really fun to draw lmao

The Spitzer Space Telescope

A mid-to-far-infrared space observatory named after late American physicist Lyman Spitzer Jr., it was the fourth and final Great Observatory. For 16 years, he continually exceeded mission expectations before his well-earned retirement in 2020.

🔗 About the Real-Life Spacecraft and Its Mission; 🔗 Fast Facts

complementary views :3

.....∧ ∧ ∧ ∧ ∧ ∧ ＜ TELSTAR 1! > .....∨ ∨ ∨ ∨ ∨ ∨ Retro art for thy soul.

A USS Enterprise for all you Trekkies out there! 🖖🌠

(Plus a Space Shuttle cameo! Shes a huge fan…)

Opening commissions!

I don't often post art on this blog, but I'm in a bit of a bind right now and could use a bit of help. Prices are flexible and I can adapt to plenty of different art styles. Feel free to shoot me a DM if you're interested.

Reblogs are appreciated very much!

for the artist ask 2, 3 and 14 :]

2: Who is your favourite character to draw?

I’m tempted to say “my JWST personification” but the champion for the title is surprisingly split between multiple characters!

I like doodling Webb because they’re easy to draw and have that certified funky fresh look but I also draw Sputnik and Explorer a lot and have tonnes of unposted traditional doodles that mainly focus on a select few OCs. I suppose it’s just hard to choose since my brain enjoys bouncing all over the place.

(Previously mentioned select few OCs in question)

3: What song(s) do you listen to when you do art?

Hah! All of them!

Whenever I listen to tunes I’m always either walking or drawing, the overlap is huge. I go limp and get dragged wherever the algorithm takes me—just look at my disaster of a YT music wrap.

14: What was something that you used to draw a lot that you don’t draw as much anymore?

We don’t talk about my Australian bird gijinka era… 🕴

Look at her go!!!

This is how all-sky surveys are done.

artfight attack for @robinwaaaaa

Human civilization is only 7,000 years old, and countless years lie ahead. But wherever future adventurers travel, whatever they find in the black, cold reaches of space, they will always remember the pair that preceded them - the Vostok and Major Yuri Alekseevich Gagarin.

TIME Magazine, April 21 1961 (via Bob Zubrin on Twitter)

A scheming pirate lackey from the retrofuture!