Posts Tagged concept art
Spaceship Concepts
Posted by Danielle in Art & Architecture on February 4, 2010
I ran across this post of spaceship concept art earlier this week and had to pass the goodness on to you, dear reader! Featured are a few of my favorites.
This one just charms the dickens out of me, I can’t explain why! ↓
As for this one, it’s the colors. ↓
Interesting shape on this one. ↓
And this one is just… very strange. ↓
Heavenly Craft
Posted by Danielle in Art & Architecture on November 24, 2009
I owe Sci-Fi-O-Rama a lot for introducing me to the artwork of Chris Foss. It’s fantastic stuff, I couldn’t pick a favorite if I tried!
Vacationing at Moonbase

In other news, more regular posting to resume next week. Until then, I will be sunbathing near the Sea of Tranquillity.
Space artwork, part 4
Posted by Danielle in Art & Architecture on October 3, 2008

Last month, The Space Review interviewed space artist Les Bossinas, a now-retired concept artist who spent seventeen years working for NASA:
…he got a job for a contractor supplying art to NASA’s Lewis Research Center in Cleveland. He didn’t know much about aviation or space art, but he was a graphic artist, a journeyman artist, used to depicting things that other people described for him. Lewis’ engineers would come to him with their description of some new aircraft or spacecraft design. “They come in and tell you what they want,” he said. “It’s blue collar art.”
It’s an interesting read, check it out!











