When your beloved has gone not to another city, nor even to another continent, but to another star altogether, and your heartfelt token waits for his return, at an interval only Relativity can measure...
My "Love letter hanging in trellis window at night".
The Great Orion Nebula (M42). The Orion constellation, is one of the brightest and closest star-forming regions to Earth. It spans about 24 light-years across and is approximately 1,344 light-years away. The Nebula is notable for it's vibrant colors and the presence of young stars, making it a key area of study in astrophysics.
I Captured it last Monday just before my surgery, processed with Siril. I removed some Stars on the 2nd picture :). Only 25 stacked exposures at 100s each—
proof that even short sessions can create something magical.
If it's really true that as within, so without, then somewhere far out there must be a reflection of my melancholy, because my life has truly been a sad one. My artsy spacey visual I made some years ago, "Teardrop nebula".
No Shortage of Dreams. Love this space art from the seventies, featured in David S. F. Portree's post on the enormous Solar Power Satellite (SPS) fleet.
Betcha this storm is bigger than the earth itself. The sort of sight we might witness in person one day as we ascend into space; lo, my very own artwork "A Storm in Orange".
The only painting I've actually done this whole year. I had no plan or expectations, I just knew I needed to paint.
I did it last month just as a piece to force myself to paint again. I absolutely loved holding my brushes & playing with paint again, I need to get back to it. It brings me peace. My brain has felt far too full for months, so it's a battle to do anything most days haha.
I hope you're all doing super well! What do we think of this painting?
There are so many times I wish I could just warp through space to another planet, another star, another galaxy...maybe even to another universe. I wonder where these spacefarers are going in this, my own artwork, "Fly me to hyperspace".
When you're down and searching for a way out; lucky for this girl she has her own starship. When the world's at your fingertips, I bet she won't be sad for long. My own artwork, "Ruminating a route, in blue".
An older piece from me that made me go "wow". Maybe it won't impress you as much, but I hope it'll at least give a sense of atmosphere: what our future as humans could be, if we dared reach out and touch the stars...
A pinwheel-galaxy version of my "Tree Climber's Moon".
