Planets, Part 2
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.
Red Giant, 1982
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
11”x14”
Returning Expedition, 1985
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
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Ring Side View, 1979
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Space Station, 1984
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Star Cruisers, 1979
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Summer Season, 1981
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
11”x14”
The Formation, 1980
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
The Path, 1979
Medium: acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Travelers, 1979
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Universal City, 2003
Medium: Digital
2400x1800 pixels
View from
the Cliffs 1984
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
18”x24”
Visiting Outpost, 1980
Medium: Acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Volcanic Io, 1980
Medium: acrylic
on illustration board
15”x20”
Weather Station, 1982
Medium: Acrylic on illustration board
15”x20”
Xanadu, 2004
Medium: digital
6400x4000 pixels
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 closely reflected a number of scenes depicted from James Cameron’s film.
I must confess that I’ve always loved creating great big blue gas giants hovering majestically in the night sky. I’ve
also loved creating habitable moons and satellites that orbit around these majestic blue giants. I think the
combination would make for a pretty site in the evening sky. Apparently, so did James Cameron.
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