Division of Planetary Sciences – Art Show

Photo courtesy of Dan Durda.

Photo courtesy of Dan Durda.

Some of best planetary scientists gathered at the 47th meeting of the American Astronomical Society’s Division of Planetary Science (DPS) in Washington DC. In conjunction with the sessions discussing planets and moons, atmospheres and orbital dynamics, there is art. These curated works of art depict representations of the science at the meeting. I was fortunate to have one of my Pluto pieces selected for this show. My artwork “Nearest Pluto” illustrating the closest approach of the New Horizons probe to Pluto and the moon Charon. I touched up this small canvas print to make the foreground elements more prominent and added some gold paint to enhance the gold on the New Horizons spacecraft.

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Photo courtesy of Dan Durda.

Photo courtesy of Dan Durda.