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Acrylic over gesso over MDF board.60x50 centimeters / 23.6x19.6 inches.
January 2017
My first Jovian painting. The truth is I don't like Jupiter very much and its moons, while interesting, aren't as cool as Saturn's moons.
Still, it's good for my portfolio, isn't it?
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Imagine how bright these planets would appear in reality. Venus appears as an extra bright star in the sky. The moon only reflects 12% yet glows like a light bulb when you're eyes are adjusted to the dark. Jupiter reflects 50% of the light. It would be white and blinding to look at during the night.
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I guess, that would be cool!Β
Sure, sunlight it's a lot weaker from that distance thanks to the inverse square law, so I don't think it would be really blinding. Still, I guess we could read by Jupiterlight.Β
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Waw! Gracias por tu entusiasmo. QuΓ© bueno que te haya gustado tanto.Β
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