Planets, Part 1
All works were created by a terrestrial creature who goes by the name of
Steven Vincent Johnson. Enjoy your stay. Please feel free to tell your friends
about this place.
Attack Run, 1980
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
City in the Sky, 1982
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
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The Blue Jewel, 2005
Medium: digital
6000x4000 pixels
Construction Project, 1985
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
18”x24”
Crescent Vision, 2004
Medium: digital
3600x5400 pixels
Double Star Civilization, 1979
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
18”x24”
Enter the Second
Stage City, 1980
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Evening Swim, 1981
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
11”x14”
Evening Visitation, 1987
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
18”x24”
Faults on Io, 1979
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Io Revisited, 1980
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Night Life, 1980
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Nova, 1979
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Planet Fall, 1979
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Planetary Crescent, 2004
Medium: digital
3600x5400 pixels
Re-Entry, 1980
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Creating different kinds of planets, especially habitable worlds has been one of my favorite past times. When the
wildly popular movie, Avatar, came out I was amused to have discovered the fact that several of my paintings,
some going all the way back to 1979 accurately reflected a number of scenes depicted in that film. I must
confess: I’ve always loved creating blue gas giants hovering majestically in the sky. I’ve also loved creating
habitable moons, or satellites that orbit around these blue giants. I think the combination would make for a pretty
site in the evening sky. So did the movie, Avatar.
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