James Webb Space Telescope Art - #JWSTArt
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An addition to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Carlos Moreno Tent, a 29 year-old digital artist living in Spain.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Carlos Moreno Tent
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse and #JWSTArt social media campaigns, a quilt by Elizabeth Kirby.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Elizabeth Kirby
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Andrea Krummel. This is cross-stitch!
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Andrea Krummel
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by mcbentz. This is cross-stitch using a pattern by Climbing Goat Designs, with modifications by mcbentz.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: mcbentz
An addition to our #JWSTArt social media campaigns by Johannes Kaiser. Though this looks photo realistic, this was made with vitreous enamel - glass on metal (steel), and is 15 x15 cm in size. It is titled Selfie @LG2 and references this actual selfie taken by Webb during commissioning of the telescope!
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Johannes Kaiser
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Becky Nevin/EarthWindThunder. These are stickers!
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Becky Nevin/EarthWindThunder.
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Claire Lamman. This is a JWST mixed-berry pie.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image Credit: Claire Lamman
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Wendy Edwards. This is cross-stitch using a pattern by Climbing Goat Designs.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Wendy Edwards
James Webb and Hubble Space Telescopes as LEGO designs by my boy from February 2016 [he was 8 years old] after seeing a documentary about Hubble.
I've waited for JWST to be launched to post this but it looks now that the launch will no happen until March 2021, so here it is.
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Cassandra Li/@cassandrali_.
The text says: Webb's Space Mission
Webb takes off on its journey, guided by twinkling stars that light up the cosmic abyss. Since setting sail, it has captured newly dsicvered ancience galaxies, distant and forming stars, new insights on exoplanets, and more. With these observations, scientists hope to unravel the mysteries of our origins, comprehend our place in the universe, and fathom the intricate tapestry of cosmic evolution.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Cassandra Li/@cassandrali_.
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Becky Nevin/EarthWindThunder. These are stickers! This shows Webb's deep field behind Webb.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Becky Nevin/EarthWindThunder.
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Lynn Upton.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Lynn Upton
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Becky Nevin/EarthWindThunder. These are stickers! This shows Webb's view of Jupiter behind Webb.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Becky Nevin/EarthWindThunder.
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Aleksandra Krzemień. This painting of the Carina Nebula was done in acrylics and its dimensions are 140 cm by 100 cm.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Aleksandra Krzemień
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Avantika Ajay Sangole.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image Credit: Avantika Ajay Sangole
An addition to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Amy Rae Hill. This vase shows the Cosmic Cliffs from Webb's first images.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Amy Rae Hill, all rights reserved.
An addition to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Stefan Vogels (Studio DIES). Vogels says: " I created the artwork just after the James Webb Telescope ventured into space, and have been following its journey ever since!"
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Stefan Vogels (Studio DIES)
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Marc Gottlieb. They say, "This poster was created in response to a call for submissions, by NASA, to commemorate the pending launch of the James Webb Space Telescope."
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit:Marc Gottlieb
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Aleksandra Krzemień. This is a digitally drawn piece (done in Krita) - yes, this is not a photo from Webb! It looks so much like the original, that Aleksandra provided this video of her process creating this piece: www.flickr.com/photos/nasawebbtelescope/53061873589/in/da...
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Aleksandra Krzemień
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Bhagyashri Deshmukh.
They say: "I made this digital art and wanted to share it with you along with my thoughts and gratitude. I'd always wanted to work with NASA and other space research organisations like ISRO. As I'm always curious and want to know more about the universe and to assist humanity and it's ascension.
Questioning everything around us is the foundation of humanity. Our innate curiosity allows us to grow and live outside the confines of binaries.
What lies beyond the horizon? We know we need a new future, but what does it hold? What exists on the other side? What wisdom awaits beyond binary thinking and views of time and space? What does the cosmos contain beyond life on our planet? How big the universe is and how infinite and just how insignificant we are, compared to it. But i also wonder.. that despite all this infinity.. in the bigger scheme of this vast universe, we might be insignificant, but this vastness has no meaning without us to experience it.
WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!"
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Bhagyashri Deshmukh
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Antonio Holguin. This is his (unofficial) design for a James Webb Space Telescope movie poster.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Antonio Holguin
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Katrin Aumiller. It is titled ""Monster of the past."
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Katrin Aumiller
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Meena Konidala. They say, "A peek through the window of time to glimpse where all this chaos and beauty started."
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Meena Konidala.
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Mary McIntyre. This is a crocheted cushion. She has a tutorial for making this on YouTube.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Mary McIntyre
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Amy Rae Hill. This teapot shows Stephan's Quintent, from Webb's first images.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Amy Rae Hill, all rights reserved.
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Sophia Gad-Nasr. This crocheted mirror took over 45 hours to complete!
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Sophia Gad-Nasr
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Risto Niska.
Risto says, "The long wait for the James Webb Space Telescope to be operational was really awarded, when you released the first pictures - they were absolutely amazing. Thank you so much!!!
Those pictures and the telescope inspired me to write a little pop song called "Golden Mirrors". It's been released today as the title track of my new single." Listen free here:
soundcloud.com/ristoniska/sets/golden-mirrors
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Risto Niska
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #unfoldtheuniverse social media campaigns by Zu Gong, a children's book illustrator.
This image features Webb scientists Knicole Colon, Giovanna Giardino, Jane Rigby, and Amber Straughn, who were featured in Webb's historic July 12 broadcast of its first images reveal.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Zu Gong
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Aryan Raj.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Aryan Raj
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Claire Lamman. This is a sugar cookie created for an exhibit at the Center for Astrophysics.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image Credit: Claire Lamman
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Brett Ketler. He got this tattoo to represent his love of space and space exploration, with a nod to JWST. The tattoo was done by Mataio Shogun Tattoo.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Brett Ketler.
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse art social media campaigns by Erin Barry-Dutro. Erin is one of our original #JWSTart artists! This is some of her latest work, a silkscreen print.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Erin Barry-Dutro
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Heather Monaghan for NASA Space Communications and Navigation. This was part of a Valentine social media campaign.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit:NASA/Heather Monaghan
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Courtney Ngo. She writes:
"This is me eagerly waiting for July 12 to arrive to see the first images taken by the JWST!
Details of the drawing:
I originally made the quilt using square blocks but decided to change it to match the iconic hexagonal panels of the JWST's primary mirror! Some of the blocks also contain space-related drawings: the moon, stars, planets, the Hubble space telescope, and galaxies.
The calendar highlights the July 12, 2022 date to represent the actual event on my (digital) calendar which I marked as soon as the date was announced.
Beyond the space mobile are stars that freely float as the walls of my bedroom make way for the night sky."
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Courtney Ngo
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Debbie Faas.
She says: "This is a drawing about how the 18 individual mirrors aligned for the very first image sent back to earth. The 18 mirror segments are numbered so I flipped their layout in this drawing and connected them with a line to the 18 correspondingly numbered stars that were captured by each mirror of the telescope. It’s only one star but the mirrors are not aligned yet, so 18 stars are seen in this first photo."
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Debbie Faas
This Webb model was made in gingerbread by Isaac Hendrickson and JJ Graves, and just in time for our launch!
Share your model of Webb with us! jwst.nasa.gov/content/features/educational/paperModel/mod...
Image Credit: Isaac Hendrickson and JJ Graves
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Ryan Javanshir. Ryan says, "I made this using oil pastels, cutting and shaving bits of pastel to achieve the desired effects. I was inspired by images I had seen on Twitter from JWST and had these displayed in the background whilst I did the piece. I also had various videos on in the background showing simulated movements of galaxies which provided a good feel of what I was drawing."
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Ryan Javanshir
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Stefan Vogels Stefan Vogels (Studio DIES). Vogels says: " I created the artwork just after the James Webb Telescope ventured into space, and have been following its journey ever since!"
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Stefan Vogels Stefan Vogels (Studio DIES)
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by I am sending you two pictures, the front and the back of a calligraphy i made. It was inspired by the beauty of the universe revealed by the James Webb Telescope and by a famous Chinese text called 千字文 "Thousand Characters Text". I used a paper that looks just like the panels of James Webb Telescope and it was made by people with mental issues at their workshop.
I entiteled mine as "Thousand Disorders Text". I also wrote a small text in French that was inspired by the calligraphy making:
Des courbes
Des droites
Un hexagone
Une symétrie
Un enogaxeh
Un écart chemine vermillon
Une succession verticale forme une succession horizontale
Dans le chaos on peut voir de multiples logiques
Quand on a essayé 1 2 on en vient naturellement à essayer Ԑ Ⴙ
Nous verrons bien où le chemin nous mène!
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Bhagyashri Deshmukh
An addition to our #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaign by Aleksandra Krzemień. This painting of the Jupiter was done in acrylics on a round canvas 20 cm in diameter.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image Credit: Aleksandra Krzemień
An addition to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse social media campaigns by Akerra Nicholson.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Akerra Nicholson
A submission to our #UnfoldTheUniverse art social media campaign by Ashley Zelenskie. It is called "Exploration" and is 3D printed, gold-plated nylon.
This piece was originally made for the 2017 Art + Science exhibit. (more here: jwst.nasa.gov/content/features/jwstArt/index.html)
Says Ashley:
The purpose of the JWST mission. To look back in time and see how our universe was formed. To raise questions we never thought to ask. To reach into the unknown.
"Astronomy by its very nature drives us toward the unknown...there's something uniquely human about wanting to find out about our surroundings, to explore our world, to discover new things. That's what astronomy is all about." - Amber Straughn
Exploration was created using 3D scans of John C. Mather, astrophysicist, cosmologist and Nobel Prize in Physics laureate and Amber Straughn Astrophysicist; Deputy Project Scientist for JWST Science Communications. The arms are reaching out of the primary mirror of the JWST as though they are reaching through a portal to the ends of the universe. As they push through they are enveloped in information, formulas that have helped unlock the secrets of the universe.
John describes the Friedmann-Lemaître-Robertson-Walker metric which is used to wrap the arms of the piece. This metric is an exact solution of Einstein's field equations of general relativity.
"The equations wrapped around the hands in this sculpture are the "FLRW" cosmological solution to Einstein's field equations of general relativity, paired with the formula that describes a parabolic mirror. One might say we build one (the telescope primary mirror) to test the other (Einstein's equations)."
The third arm is my own; the arm of an artist. The abstract idea of studying what you don't know is hard to grasp. This is a disconnect that art can help fill in. Art asks people every day to think about abstract ideas and opens a doorway for creative thinking. My hope is to apply this open mindedness to science and in this way be better equipped to take in the universe in all its vastness and mystery.
For Webb's launch, Ashley created a virtual world that includes virtual version of this piece of art. See here: www.flickr.com/photos/nasawebbtelescope/51703179399/in/ph...
If you create art inspired by what the James Webb Space Telescope might discover, share it with us! For more information, please visit: go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Ashley Zelenskie
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse art social media campaigns by Amber Owen and The Montessori Schoolhouse in Springfield, IL students.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Amber Owen and The Montessori Schoolhouse in Springfield, IL students.
A submission to our #JWSTArt and #UnfoldTheUniverse art social media campaigns by Amber Owen and The Montessori Schoolhouse in Springfield, IL students.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit: Amber Owen and The Montessori Schoolhouse in Springfield, IL students.
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Manoj S Kale. This is digital art.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image description: Webb is in the middle of a nebula of yellow and blue. This is the center panel of a triptych.
Image credit: Manoj S Kale
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Shriya Katta.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Shriya Katta
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Căluz Luca.
Căluz Luca (student 9F) , Anițaș Cornelia (Physics Teacher) at "Emil Racoviță" Theoretical Highschool Baia Mare ,Maramureș, România
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Căluz Luca.
A submission to our #UnfoldTheUniverse art social media campaign by Dangitshere (@RDhaniswara) just after our launch. Thank you for the well-wishes!
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Image credit: Dangitshere (@RDhaniswara)
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Vicki Chase/Canterbury Soapworks. These are handmade soaps.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
If you create art inspired by what you think Webb will discover, consider our new Unfold the Universe art campaign! go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheuniverse
Image credit:Vicki Chase/Canterbury Soapworks
A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Andria Welsh. This is a watercolor painting, originally created as a retirement present for a co-worker.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Andria Welsh