Collection: Prints

The history of rockets is showcased in four eras: The Cold War, Apollo, The Shuttle Years, and the Modern Age. It begins with Archytas’ steam-powered pigeon and spans to today’s Starship Super Heavy and SLS, with each rocket dated and defined a key below. Printed digitally with Epson on archival Red River Satin White, your artwork is defined by its size but includes an excess white border for trimming or utilized for use with a matte board.

The legendary artwork that is set to out-live humanity itself… broken down and explained in seven easy segments. Print is Epson digital on archival Red River Satin White. Your final trim size will appear with an extra white border which can be trimmed if needed. Wheat-paste is black ink on neon orange stock and comes as a set of two.

Meow-meow famous pussycats. Meow-meow can you figure out all 118 meow, meow, meow?  Glicée is an Epson digital most sizes archival Red River Enhanced Matte.

Woof-woof famous doggies. Woof-woof can you figure out all 146 woof, woof, woof?  Glicée is an Epson digital most sizes archival Red River Enhanced Matte.

Voyager 2 holds the record for most celestial bodies observed in a single mission having flown by four planetary systems. Then of course Voyager 1 also became the first man-made interstellar object with Voyager 2 expected to do the same in 2016. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down. The screen print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios and soon available in blue hues. The first blue edition screen print was sold out in 2016, and the orange version (Ed #2) sold out in 2021.

Jupiter Swirl is inspired by the amazing images of Jupiter’s south pole returned by the Juno mission. Giclée prints are produced on archival Red River Satin White with ConeColor inks. Sizes options are as noted in the pull down.

Discovery highlights 39 significant moments of scientific breakthroughs that measurably improved the human condition and brought about transformative changes in our world.  Glicée is an Epson digital most sizes archival Red River Enhanced Matte.

The first mission of human exploration on the surface of the Moon. Neil Armstrong became the first to step onto the lunar surface on July 21 at 02:56:15 UTC; Buzz Aldrin joined him about 20 minutes later. They both spent just under a day before rendezvousing with Michael Collins piloting the command module in lunar orbit and returning to Earth. The screen prints are sold out for now. Giclée prints are archival quality with Epson inks. Sizes are as noted in the pull down. The 42"x24" includes a half inch white border.

The James Webb Space Telescope is a time machine that can see back nearly to the point of creation itself, 13.5 billion years ago. The design boasts this fact in a text burst and includes a timeline starting at the upper left with the Big Bang, red-shifting its way through the dark age and across the print (above). The stars and galaxies begin to more fully populate the page until you see the universe as it is today at the lower right. The limit of JWST’s limit is tagged in yellow just after “First Stars”. Screenprint is 4-colors on heavy stock, measures 18 x 24 to edge. Archival Digital Prints are various sizes printed with ConeColor ink and RedRiver papers. 

This mission has been staggeringly successful at Saturn having been inserted into orbit in 2004 and still actively doing science 10 years later. This mission was also a two-in-one as it carried and deployed the Huygens Probe in 2005, becoming the first ever surface landing in the outer solar system when it touched down upon the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan. Giclée versions are printed archival with ConeColor inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down. The screen print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios and soon available in Edition #2. The first edition screen print was sold out in 2020. 

Mars Science features newest generation of robotic Martian surface rovers. Curiosity arrived in 2012 with Perseverance following in 2021 (and Ingenuity too!). Their search for past and present life on the Martian surface make them more like mobile laboratories than mere robot explorers. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down. The edition #2 screen print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Edition #1 was Curiosity and was sold out in 2020.

Sold out for a year, the screen prints are now BACK IN STOCK! Sputnik was the first artificial Earth satellite. It was a 58 cm (23 in) diameter polished metal sphere, with four external radio antennas to broadcast radio pulses. Launched by the Soviet Union in 1957. See also the Tee! Screen Print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down.

Some of our favorite planets are moons. The moon featured here is Io. Moon of the Jupiter system. The most actively volcanic body in our solar system, and extensively explored by both Voyagers and the Galileo spacecraft. It is also 20% larger than Pluto. Print is Epson digital on archival Red River 68lb. UltraPro Satin. Most final trim sizes will include an added white border anywhere from .25" to .75" inches depending on the proportions.

The Planetary Society has a big bash lined up in Fredericksburg, Texas, this year called Eclipse-O-Rama, and we've been busy designing loads of Texas-themed swag for it. But we know the eclipse is a North American event, not just a Texas one. So, we didn't stop there – and went and created a national version to be sure nobody feels left out of the party.

An illustrated diagram of what will happen on April 8, 2024 across the United States of America. Giclée versions are printed archival on Red River Satin White with ConeColor inks. Sizes options are as noted in the pull down.

NOTE: Giclée prints are also available in sizes ranging from 8x10 to 24x36. This listing is for the screen-printed version. The Planetary Society is hosting an impressive gathering for the eclipse dubbed Eclipse-O-Rama. The event’s official poster showcases Fredericksburg as a prime spot for viewing the eclipse's totality in the USA, symbolically marked with a Blue Bonnet flower.

NASA created this chart in 1967 to illustrate the flight path and key mission events for the upcoming Apollo missions to the Moon. Image Credit:NASA, published: May 1, 1967. Printed on archival Red River paper with ConeColor inks for Epson printers. Please note that if you expect to read the small text, you may need reading glasses. ;)

6 screen prints left! International Space Station is a microgravity and space environment research laboratory which supports experiments in biology, human biology, physics, astronomy, meteorology, and other scientific research. It is also the current record holder for the longest continuously crewed spaceflight mission now since November 2000. Screen print measures 36"x18" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks. Sizes are as noted in the pull down. The 42"x24" includes a half inch white border.

Poster #8 in our series is for the Rosetta orbiter and Philae lander’s detailed mission to explore a comet. Introducing to the full series the first non-planetary object as a mission target. Screen Print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down.

Sold out for a year, the screen prints are now BACK IN STOCK! NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers (MER) are an ongoing robotic space mission involving two rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, exploring the planet Mars. The missions began in 2004 with the arrival of the two rovers-Spirit and Opportunity-on the Martian surface. It continues to this day with Opportunity still in operation over a decade later. Screen Print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down.

New Horizons completes our image of the known planetary bodies when first we emerged from our celestial crib. Pluto is the most distant target ever seen by mankind and it stunned everyone when it turned out to be much more than a cold cratered iceball. Screen Print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down.

Galileo at the Jupiter System is poster #9 and the final planned print of the series. The first orbiter to explore the gas giant and it’s rich system of moons. Screen Print measures 20"x36" printed in 3 colors by Vahalla Studios. Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down.

“When we explore the cosmos, we come together to solve problems that have never been solved. Space brings out the best in us” - Bill Nye, CEO of The Planetary Society. Print is archival digital with Epson Inks on Red River Polar White.

Voyager is the first in our new series of prints that will introduce real space exploration to the next generation of enthusiasts and be awesome while doing so! As if that were not enough, the screen print glows-in-the-dark! PLEASE NOTE: THE DIGITAL PRINTS DO NOT INCLUDE GLOW This project was a collaboration with Arrrggghhh Ink. See also Voyager and Mars Rovers.