# artober2021

Day 31: Solar Probes - not as exciting as the panda-cam, but thanks to the Solar Dynamic Observatory, you can check in on the Sun anytime (https://t.co/BCQ4IhHdjn), here’s my gel pen and watercolor interpretation of the Sun today at 19.3 nm

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2021-11-01

Day 29 Eclipse. A transit unlike anything in our solar system.

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2021-10-30

Day 26: Scientist - not all of the Artemis astronauts are scientists yet, but they all will be by the time we’re done training them. Gauche on black paper.

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2021-10-26

Day 12: Venus - short on time today so this tiny sketch of Davinci+ descending through the Venusian clouds will have to do. Watercolor on paper.

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2021-10-13

Day 8: Sample Return - this is Andrea; she’s amazing. She has been lovingly caring for our Apollo samples for over 40 years and always makes sure I get the good stuff. Watercolor and ink on paper.

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2021-10-09

Day 5: Ejecta - this small lunar crater has an asymmetric ejecta pattern because the impact was oblique, it came in at a low angle. Watercolor on paper.

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2021-10-05

Day 2: Ingenuity - I love patterns of the shadows that she casts on the ground as she makes her way over the martian terrain. Watercolor on paper.

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2021-10-02