Beta pictoris

This is my painting of the Beta Pictoris star in the Pictor constellation, di dust disk around it and the Beta Pictoris b planet

Gliese 667C

Gliese 667C exoplanet, oil on canvas painting

Corot-2b planet and it's yellow star, oil on canvas painting

Gliese 581g

The planet Gliese 581g, an Earth like exoplanet in the Libra constellation, and the Gliese 581 red dwarf star, oil on canvas painting

The planet Corot-2b

This is my painting of the planet Corot-2b, a gas giant planet larger than Jupiter that is loosing a part of it’s atmosphere be cause of the solar wind

Te red dwarf star Gliese 581 seen from the exoplanet Gliese 581d

This is the way I imagine a Gliese 581d landscape. The planet Gliese 581d is the third planet in the Gliese 581 solar system. The star Gliese 581 is a red dwarf star in the Libra constellation. Gliese 581d is bigger than Earth with a mass 6 times higher. There is liquid water and an atmosphere on Gliese 581d and the planet may host life.

Be cause of then dense atmosphere that allows red light to pass to the surface and red light of the star the Gliese 581d landscapes are warm and red

Corot-7b landscape

Corot-7b is the first planet orbiting the star Corot-7, a yellow dwarf star in the Monoceros(Unicorn) constellation. The distance between the planet and the the Corot 7 star is 2,500000 km. Like our moon Corot-7b has no rotation movement, exposing to the star the same face. On the surface exposed to the star there is an ocean of lava where the temperatures reach 2400ºC while the other face of the planet is frozen with temperatures that can reach -200ºC. The high temperatures of the lava ocean make the rocks volatilize and then when they reach the cold areas in the upper atmosphere become solid again and fall back in the hot ocean as a stones rain.

This is the way I imagine a place on the borderline area between the hot lava ocean and the dark and cold side of the planet.