2016 Roadmap to Space Settlement Student Art Contest Gallery

The following three images were the winners of the 2016 NSS Roadmap to Space Settlement Student Art Contest, followed by three Honorable Mentions.

Grand Prize Winner

2016 student art contest pioneers of the cosmos

* All art on these pages is copyrighted by the individual artists and may not be used without the artist’s specific permission.

Pioneers of the Cosmos

by Adrianna Allen
www.photonillustration.com
University level, United States

Description: Pioneers of the Cosmos paints a picture of hope for the future of humanity. Successful habitation of an orbital space settlement and propagation of the human species in space has been accomplished. The foreground of this image reveals an intimate family setting after the birth of a new baby. Neptune, reflected in a light sail, and its moon Triton are visible in the background through the large window of the birthing room.

Tools used: Pioneers of the Cosmos is a digital painting created in Photoshop.

First Prize Winner Grades 9-12

2016 student art contest space aviary

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Space Aviary

by Vindya Malla
11th Grade, India

Description: This artwork displays the pleasures enjoyed by astronauts in a lunar settlement. They will get an opportunity to appreciate the beauty of one of the greatest marvels from the Earth: the Aves.

Tools Used: Poster colors, Adobe Photoshop.

Honorable Mention

2016 student art contest micro gravity lunar orbit research center apollo

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Micro-Gravity Lunar Orbit Research Center Apollo

by Hidayat Saad
University level, Malaysia

Description: A geneticist working on new types of plants that are genetically modified to adapt to the micro-gravity environment in conjunction with private aerospace corporations that are working hard toward the new frontier of lunar colonization. The research is conducted in one of the modules that formed the “International Lunar Orbit Station Apollo.” The space station was named “Apollo” to honor the memories of first human missions to the Moon from 1968 through 1972.

Tools Used: Autodesk 3dsmax 2009 and Zbrush 4 for modelmaking and rendering. Post production, final editing and color correction with Photoshop.

Honorable Mention

2016 student art contest the martians

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The Martians

by Pranab Kumar Padhi
12th Grade, India

Description: This picture depicts a possible human settlement in the future. Mars has been a center of attraction for human settlement and is a good destination to provide the necessary requirements to build a civilization.

Tools Used: The art work has been done with the help of crayons, water color, and water based sketch.

Honorable Mention

2016 student art contest shuttle transport station

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Shuttle Transport Station

by Anushka Hebbar
9th Grade, India

Description: In my art, people look down upon the vast structure of an agricultural torus from inside a shuttle port which is an internal transport facility.

Tools Used: Water colors, crayons.