July 11, 2015
Lunie
Originally published July 10, 2004
|
Image Credit: Ralph Aeschliman |
|
Lunie The Moon has long inspired poets (and lovers) and apparently can creep into the soul of even hardened lunar cartographers. Ralph Aeschliman, previously a cartographer and planetary airbrush artist at the US Geologic Survey Astrogeology Brach in Flagstaff, found that doodles oozed out of his tools in between his airbrush strokes on maps of the Moon, Mars and Venus. This doodle is one that grew from random brush marks that suggested planetoids, aliens and other figments of the science-dominated brain of an artist. Ralph added the text poem later, but considers the doodle to be a poem for the eye. For more spacy doodles explore Ralph's website. Related Links: Yesterday's LPOD: On the Mare Tomorrow's LPOD: Toby's Dome |
Author & Editor: |
COMMENTS?
Register, Log in, and join in the comments.
