The queens walk under these skies. Every stop on this journey moves: click any picture and watch it come alive, then take the print home from Fine Art America.
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Abstract, Deep Space
A star dies the way it lived, in light. Violet and gold fire at the moment of the bloom, embers and newborn dust riding the blast outward, the seeds of future worlds scattered across the dark.
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Abstract, Deep Space
The edge of a black hole, the last line light ever crosses. A ring of burning plasma circles the dark in perfect silence, close enough to touch the end of everything and still be beautiful.
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Abstract, Deep Space
Two dead stars, one last dance. They spiral together trailing molten gold, and in the flash of their merging the universe forges its heaviest treasures. This is where gold is born.
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Abstract, Deep Space
Two galaxies, one embrace. A gold spiral and a blue violet spiral reach for each other across the dark, and where their arms meet, new stars ignite.
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Abstract, Deep Space
Seen up close, a black hole is not still. Her disk is a vortex, violet and crimson fire braided into gold, every lap of the spiral the last light that matter will ever give off.
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Abstract, Deep Space
A star wanders too close, and the black hole unmakes her, stretching her into a ribbon of fire that feeds its flare. Astronomers call it a tidal disruption. We call her the Star Eater.
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Abstract, Deep Space
A violet giant turning in the quiet country past the bright neighborhoods of her galaxy, rings spread wide, her moons for company, the asteroids drifting like slow snow.
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Abstract, Deep Space
On a frozen moon, the buried ocean throws its voice straight up, a tower of glittering ice crystals fountaining in silence into the black, beneath the ringed giant she belongs to.
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Abstract, Deep Space
A world still being born, black crust cracked open, rivers of molten rock pouring over cliffs in falls of living flame, under a red dwarf sun that fills the sky.
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Abstract, Deep Space
A road of golden light climbs in slow, patient spirals through violet cloud and drifting moons, and at the top of the climb it threads the glittering rings of the giant, and goes on.
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Abstract, Deep Space
Out where the worlds gather, a river of golden light pours through the dark from world to world, curling once around the great ringed giant, and going on. The worlds are not alone anymore.
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Abstract, Deep Space
Travel the river far enough and the Tree lets go of being a tree: her branches of light open, and the worlds are hanging in them like fruit. The video plays the whole trip, Tree first, then the River.
The journey is not finished. New stops are being charted, and each one will move the way these do.
The studio's own crew is out there too. Cinnamon and Jasper, two rescue cats from Sacramento, are making the trip in three parts, and every part moves: click any picture and watch it come alive, then take the print home from Fine Art America.
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Space Cats, Cosmic Journey, Part 1
Two rescue cats from Sacramento have officially seen more of the universe than any astronaut. Cinnamon, the ginger, leads the expedition the way she leads everything, paws first. Jasper, her gray brother and lifelong shadow, floats at her side, and between them hangs one small star, close enough to bat, which is of course the entire mission plan.
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Space Cats, Cosmic Journey, Part 2
The Space Cats have landed. Cinnamon and Jasper, two rescue cats from Sacramento, have touched down on the Moon, paw prints trailing through the dust behind them, and stopped the way all explorers stop, to look back at home.
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Space Cats, Cosmic Journey, Part 3
Every voyage turns for home in the end. Cinnamon and Jasper are riding the long way back in the cabin of their little rocket, helmets still on, because some habits of exploration are too cute to break. Jasper keeps watch at the bubble window, tall at his sister's side, and Cinnamon leans on him, perfectly content to let him steer.