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About Mark Garlick


   <strong>When Black Holes Collide</strong> <br /> Photoshop <strong>3001 Earth Odyssey</strong> <br /> Photoshop, 3DS Max <strong>Beneath Titan's Veil</strong> <br /> Photoshop, Terragen
   <strong>Binary Asteroid III</strong> <br /> Photoshop, Vue, 3DS Max <strong>Blue Mars IV</strong> <br /> Photoshop, 3DS Max <strong>Blues For A Dead World</strong> <br /> Photoshop, Terragen
   <strong>Cataclysm VI</strong> <br /> Photoshop <strong>Earth Approach</strong> <br /> Photoshop, Terragen <strong>Europan Night</strong> <br /> Photoshop, Bryce
   <strong>Jovian Flyby</strong> <br /> Photoshop <strong>Long Hair</strong> <br /> Photoshop <strong>New Milky Way</strong> <br /> Photoshop, 3DS Max
   <strong>Our Place In Space</strong> <br /> Photoshop, 3DS Max <strong>Protoplanet</strong> <br /> Photoshop, 3DS Max <strong>Quiet Sea</strong> <br /> Photoshop, Bryce
   <strong>Sister Earth III</strong> <br /> Photoshop, 3DS Max <strong>Solar Flare</strong> <br /> Photoshop <strong>Aurora Planet</strong> <br /> Photoshop
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Space or astronomical art is the kind of imagery for which I am most well known, thanks to my academic background in astronomy — I was a professional astronomer before I embarked on my present career.
   You can see a much more comprehensive and searchable set of space art on my other website, www.space-art.co.uk.

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