Kim Poor
Space Art Giclee Editions
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 SUPERNOVA A supernova is an exploding star which will destroy or relocate any nearby planetary systems. A star must be about six times more massive than our ...more SUPERNOVAA supernova is an exploding star which will destroy or relocate any nearby planetary systems. A star must be about six times more massive than our Sun to hae sufficient material to explode in a supernova. the star then collapses to form a neutron star, or if really massive, a black hole.
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 THE GREEN VEIL Kim has always been considered a "master of green." He painted this scene, deep inside an oxygen-rich nebula, which would glow green in 1992. Due t ...more THE GREEN VEILKim has always been considered a "master of green." He painted this scene, deep inside an oxygen-rich nebula, which would glow green in 1992. Due to the limitations of offset lithography at the time, it was never printed as a limited edition. Now, with the giclee process,it can be done in all it brilliance, on canvas, as it was originally painted, in the original size.
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 THE PRESENCE This is a view of Jupiter from its first (major) moon, Amalthea. Amalthea is presumed to be a captured asteroid, since it is irregularly shaped, an ...more THE PRESENCEThis is a view of Jupiter from its first (major) moon, Amalthea. Amalthea is presumed to be a captured asteroid, since it is irregularly shaped, and only 150 miles long. This small moon has a commanding view of the planet, which spans 45 degrees of sky, the equivalent of 90 full moons on Earth. Even with your back turned to Jupiter, you would still feel its Presence. ....featured in..OMNI and SKY & TELESCOPE
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 AFTERNOON AT AZURITE FALLS This large canvas giclee is a composite of several waterfalls in Iceland, where there was an International Space Art Workshop in 1988. Glacial melt ...more AFTERNOON AT AZURITE FALLS GICLEEThis large canvas giclee is a composite of several waterfalls in Iceland, where there was an International Space Art Workshop in 1988. Glacial meltwater in the short summer forms runoff and waterfalls everywhere. Basalts form in hexagonal columns (like Devil's Tower, WY) from rapidly cooling volcanic eruptions. The original painting was 6 x 3 feet. This is a hypothetical icy moon experiencing a periodic summer melt. Framed in copper aluminum.
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 DEAN'S NEBULA This was painted as a commission for a fellow who became our first General Manager a few years later. Great detail on the planet. This giclee is ...more DEAN'S NEBULAThis was painted as a commission for a fellow who became our first General Manager a few years later. Great detail on the planet. This giclee is about the same size of the original, and all the deep blues and electric pinks are all there. Novaspace Galleries exclusive limited edition giclee on watercolor paper, each signed and numbered by the artist.
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 COMET OVER VALLES MARINERIS One of Kim's early paintings from 1980, this was originally a budget (digital) print, but when the current inventory ran out, we decided to run it ...more COMET OVER VALLES MARINERISOne of Kim's early paintings from 1980, this was originally a budget (digital) print, but when the current inventory ran out, we decided to run it as a giclee, about the same size as the original. The scene show a comet growing its tail, appearing over Valles Marineris, the huge canyon system on Mars. Dunes are widespread on the Red Planet.
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