Original Painting - Mars: Tharsis Region
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16-inch Original Round Painting of Mars using acrylic paint.
Meet the 4th piece in my Mars series - “Mars: Tharsis Planet" referencing an image I found online taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April 1999. This image stood out to me because of the white water-ice clouds surrounding several volcanic peaks in the Tharsis region — which hosts the largest volcanoes in our solar system!
Meet the 4th piece in my Mars series - “Mars: Tharsis Planet" referencing an image I found online taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April 1999. This image stood out to me because of the white water-ice clouds surrounding several volcanic peaks in the Tharsis region — which hosts the largest volcanoes in our solar system!
16-inch Original Round Painting of Mars using acrylic paint.
Meet the 4th piece in my Mars series - “Mars: Tharsis Planet" referencing an image I found online taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April 1999. This image stood out to me because of the white water-ice clouds surrounding several volcanic peaks in the Tharsis region — which hosts the largest volcanoes in our solar system!
Meet the 4th piece in my Mars series - “Mars: Tharsis Planet" referencing an image I found online taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April 1999. This image stood out to me because of the white water-ice clouds surrounding several volcanic peaks in the Tharsis region — which hosts the largest volcanoes in our solar system!
16-inch Original Round Painting of Mars using acrylic paint.
Meet the 4th piece in my Mars series - “Mars: Tharsis Planet" referencing an image I found online taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April 1999. This image stood out to me because of the white water-ice clouds surrounding several volcanic peaks in the Tharsis region — which hosts the largest volcanoes in our solar system!
Meet the 4th piece in my Mars series - “Mars: Tharsis Planet" referencing an image I found online taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April 1999. This image stood out to me because of the white water-ice clouds surrounding several volcanic peaks in the Tharsis region — which hosts the largest volcanoes in our solar system!