People's Choice: Vote for Your Favorite "COSMOS" Artwork!
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Gold Dust by Barbara J Sammons
Abstract representation of the night sky. Rays of the sun project into the sky to focus on constellations and all things of matter. Watercolor and ink. Measures 9 inches high by 12 inches wide.
- Barbara J Sammons
Watercolor & Ink
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Emerald by Jen Bowen
In the vivid embrace of cosmic twilight with hot neon colors, a green eyed disco alien queen stands poised before a retro rocket. She embodies freedom and allure, ready to launch into a realm where dreams and stardust collide.
-Jen Bowen
Oil on canvas
Untitled #2/5 by Katie Brown
Created through a process of reflection and spiritual contemplation, the work delves into themes of grief, the afterlife, the past, present, and the shifting nature of reality.
The work invites viewers to contemplate their own journey and eternal spiritual existence beyond the physical realm.
-Katie Brown
Collage
Explorers by Mike Knapp
Who will champion the earth when we colonize other planets? Will countries stake claims like the wild west of the past or will we work together as humans beings to ensure a better place for us to continue forward?
-Mike Knapp
Acrylic on Canvas
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Spark of Imagination by Christopher Hershberger
The spark of imagination represents the infinite potential of ideas as we release them into the aether. We mold them and form them with more than just our minds, we use our hands. They become more than what we made once released because they take on a life of their own. Becoming inspiration for others as they wind through the cosmos.
-Christopher Hershberger
Acrylic on canvas
Study of an Anomaly by Sarah Lajealle
When you think of the moon and it's profound affect on Earth, do you ever wonder why it was given so much power over the planet you inhabit?
-Sarah Lajealle
Spray paint, acrylic paint and charcoal
True Colors by Jaismyne Shaw
All eight planets in a far away galaxy full of color. Learning that Saturn isn’t the only planet with rings, I highlighted that factor. While also attempting to paint every planet it’s true colors.
-Jaismyne Shaw
Stretched canvas, acrylic paint, acrylic paint markers, art sponge
Untitled #1/5 by Katie Brown
Created through a process of reflection and spiritual contemplation, the work delves into themes of grief, the afterlife, the past, present, and the shifting nature of reality.
The work invites viewers to contemplate their own journey and eternal spiritual existence beyond the physical realm.
-Katie Brown
Collage
My position, My perspective by Jaismyne Shaw
This piece puts a spotlight on how I see the galaxy through my eyes. If I were sitting on a cloud in space this is what I would see.
-Jaismyne Shaw
Stretched canvas, acrylic paint, acrylic paint markers, art sponge
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