Salvatore Arnancio

 I wish i had looked up this artist sooner i'v had his name writen down for a while now this work definately sums up some of the the emotions i want to stur in people when the look at my work even in past progects that sort of ancient primordial mystiros obasique that surgests some man made devotion to something un-undersood im going to try and find find some pictures of these mystirose shell mounds that aborigionals in australia acumulated that wer immense in size.

 

More Glenn Brown

Here is some more Glen Brown this thime his studdys of Chris Foss

 Chris Foss'

 Glenn Brown's

  Chris Foss' 'stars like dust' 

I think the title of the Chris Foss painting has perfectly put in 3 words the whole consept i was origionaly trying to explain in the beginning with the micro maco idea the fact that we live on such a scale that stars in the grand scheme of things are like dust and debris.

 Glenn Brown's

glenn brown

i love glen browns use of black in the background it adds a crispness to to the painting it cuts it out and gives it an feel of weight i also like the dark and light nex to each outher within every brush stroke throughouth the whole image.

iredecent critters

the green enenemy tendrils seen above have a glowing qualitly i try to capture when painting my space clouds galaxys seen in the sky of my panoramic paintings it also looks see through at the same time its hard to explain

heaven and earth book

Far beyond the range of the naked human eye exists a realm of growth and symmetry that possesses almost haunting beauty. Microscopes and telescopes can plow this realm, revealing stars too far or particles too small for us to see. Magnified 115 times, kettle limescale blooms in flowerlike clusters. A single pollen grain magnified 5,000 times resembles a beehive fortress and, enlarged and reenlarged, a butterfly wing takes on the aspect of a field of warrior's shields. The Hubble Space Telescope captures the pillars of gas and dust of the Eagle Nebula, 7,000 light-years away. In awesome color photographs, Heaven & Earth presents the universe in a grain of sand and on a scale almost beyond imagination.

 this book seems to have teh same veiw on micro macro looking at the beauty and detail in the very big and very small

rock formations

here are some of the images that led me on to the idea of earth being stranger than fiction you don't get crazy rock formations on other planets as far as we know these is the type of phenomenon that sci-fi artists would be re imagining to envision alien planets you just can't make it up.

mars

i would like to maybe do a few paintings as if stitched together digitally like this i love how messed up it is from sheer distance the data has to travel to earth

another awesome picture of Mars would like to incorporate textures like the ones seen on the surface in my own paintings.