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Fabulous Paul !
I don’t know if these are new or not but I love this little series of asteroid exploring space craft. Imaginative and fun as always.
Larry
Hi Larry, yes these ones are new, sketchbook drawings, glad you like ‘em!
Wood, Williamson-this is beautiful like that. Conveying the romance of space and the love of drawing.
Thanks Jack, that was what I was after. Science fiction is often now too hi-tech, sleek but dead. I miss exactly what you said, “the romance of space”, the mystery and awe of the unknown and unexpected.