Space Art by B.E.Johnson

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To Sleep, Perchance to Dream...
To fly is to live. All else is merely waiting.
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The Orient Express
New York to Hong Kong for lunch,
back in time for dinner.
Poster

Acretion Park
A glorious view from the observation lounge looking down upon Imperial Earth's favored tourist attraction.
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Crossing Orbits
A comet on collision course with primordial Earth, chauffeuring the building blocks of life encased in its icy core.

Tomorrow is Yesterday
The original watercolor version of
Star Trek Original Voyage Episode 21.

Arrakis - Dune
Desert Planet. Home of the Fremen.
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Sentry of the
High Ground
Block-D land-looker
on patrol.

The New Colonists
Design study for STS ET
recycling facility.

Forward Swept Wing X-29A
Taking maneuverability
to new heights.

The Hunt
The international contingent to first visit Comet Halley.

Glistening in the Searchlight
A passing shower fills a depression in the crawlerway, providing a reflecting pool during one of my visits to the pad on the evening of launch.

Golden Eagle
Craig Wilson, a sculptor friend of mine, creates in welded steel the most wonderful predatory birds. He was having a birthday and I couldn't think of what to get him, sooo...

Free Lunch
A theory on the formation of the Universe in that, as the energy plazma cooled by expansion, matter simply condensed out of it providing all of this stuff!

The Gravity of the Situation
The classic two-dimensional representation of a three dimensional representation of a
fourth dimensional entity.

Volena The fortysix foot racing trimaran in a small cove just after we washed her (and ourselves) following a very gruelling but successful race. I'm on my tiptoes, water up to my chin & out about as far as I could get without giving the camera a bath too.

Zap!
Laser surgery; the new scalpel.

Tiros-M
Near-polar orbit NOAA weather satellite.

Visions of Flight
"Workers Tending the Queen" (and her proud Dad) on her first NASA/Smithsonian International Travelling Exhibit.

Waiting for Columbia
Al McAdams, my colleague on my first assignment, put us both into his painting of the landing of STS-9.

To Sleep, Perchance to Dream... To fly is to live. All else is merely waiting. Get a Print!
	The Orient Express New York to Hong Kong for lunch, back in time for dinner. Poster
Acretion Park		A glorious view from the observation lounge looking down upon Imperial Earth's favored tourist attraction. Get a Print!
Crossing Orbits A comet on collision course with primordial Earth, chauffeuring the building blocks of life encased in its icy core.
Tomorrow is Yesterday The original watercolor version of Star Trek Original Voyage Episode 21.
	Arrakis - Dune Desert Planet. Home of the Fremen. Get a Print!
Sentry of the High Ground Block-D land-looker on patrol.		The New Colonists Design study for STS ET recycling facility.
	Forward Swept Wing X-29A Taking maneuverability to new heights.
	The Hunt The international contingent to first visit Comet Halley.
Glistening in the Searchlight	A passing shower fills a depression in the crawlerway, providing a reflecting pool during one of my visits to the pad on the evening of launch.
Golden Eagle Craig Wilson, a sculptor friend of mine, creates in welded steel the most wonderful predatory birds. He was having a birthday and I couldn't think of what to get him, sooo...
Free Lunch A theory on the formation of the Universe in that, as the energy plazma cooled by expansion, matter simply condensed out of it providing all of this stuff!
The Gravity of the Situation The classic two-dimensional representation of a three dimensional representation of a fourth dimensional entity.
Volena	The fortysix foot racing trimaran in a small cove just after we washed her (and ourselves) following a very gruelling but successful race. I'm on my tiptoes, water up to my chin & out about as far as I could get without giving the camera a bath too.
Zap!	Laser surgery; the new scalpel.
Tiros-M Near-polar orbit NOAA weather satellite.
Visions of Flight "Workers Tending the Queen" (and her proud Dad) on her first NASA/Smithsonian International Travelling Exhibit.
Waiting for Columbia Al McAdams, my colleague on my first assignment, put us both into his painting of the landing of STS-9.