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A cat with ambitions for outer space tastes discovers the milky way. Tastes like raspberries, probably.

Our Pale Blue Dot (2020) I’m thinking about accessibility to space, and envisioning a future where civilian astronauts can come together on the moon—not for a military space race, but for international collaboration in STEM and to connect on a personal level what seeing the “Earthrise” means to them. I chose to portray the experience through the reflection of a helmet to bring the viewer into the illustration, as if you are the one beneath the visor witnessing our tiny home in the universe. What would you be feeling?

Wanderer Above a Sea of Vapor.  

You have finally reached Enceladus, a small moon on the outskirts of Saturn's rings. Stare across at the plumes of water vapor erupting from a deep ocean beneath the surface.

Merry Christmas present to my dad and Fluffy ✨

Laika, born in Moscow, became the first animal to orbit the Earth. This is my tribute to her and the many dogs who were sacrificed for space travel.

It’s Not October but I wanted to finish this piece of a little space witch with her robot cat familiar. Spot the objects orbiting in the back!

On this day 18 October, Félicette was launched into space for 15 minutes by the French space program, becoming the first cat in space and the only cat to survive a launch. Here's my tribute to her.

Something fun, I discovered artist trading cards and made these with space tourism in mind. If I could go anywhere in our solar system, what absolutely touristy things would I do?*

1. Take a pic with Neil Armstrong’s footprint on the moon 👩‍🚀

2. Save Opportunity rover by cleaning the dust off the solar panels (RIP)

3. Take a selfie with Curiosity rover

4. See Saturn’s rings in the sky from Titan

*while trying not to get in the way of science

Finding some optimism even in the deepest waters, You are Thriving