Category Archives: Digital Art

Bryan Versteeg: Spacehabs.com

Bryan Versteeg has worked for over 20 years in the graphics industry and specifically the last 15
years working as a conceptual artist in the architectural and engineering field.


He has run his own studio for the last 6 years and in 2011 started Spacehabs.com to focus on
conceptual visualizations for space exploration. Bryan is responsible for all the beautiful
animations and illustrations on the Mars One website.

Ludovic Celle: Mars Design

http://davinci-marsdesign.blogspot.fr/2012/07/mars-mosaic-01-red-green-blue-mars.html

This is a personal blog which I’ve been maintaining over more than 3 years with lots of personal creations and various external references, plus articles on Mars exploration and colonization.

My visual work is 100% inspired by the Mars trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson.
I invite you to visit the whole blog, but if you want to have a general view on my photomontages and 3D pictures, you have a “best of” here in the gallery : http://davinci-marsdesign.blogspot.fr/p/gallery.html

And in the end, here is the link to the posts tagged by “storyboard” : http://davinci-marsdesign.blogspot.fr/search/label/storyboards
I’ve made many pages of fast storyboard ideas specifically based on the Mars trilogy. Some of my photomontages are directly based on storyboards.

A word about me : I’m 30, based in Grenoble, former architect and now working as a freelance graphic artist. Here is my graphic artist website : http://ludoviccelle.com/

And the Winner of the 2012 Mars Society Poster Contest is…

The Mars Society is pleased to announce that the winner of the 2012 Mars Society Poster Contest is Caitlin Folchman-Wagner of Massachusetts.

After receiving more than one dozen submissions, a panel of Mars Society officials chose Ms. Folchman-Wagner’s design.  “We felt that Caitlin’s poster was very well done and successfully incorporated several of  the themes from this year’s Mars Society convention,” said Michael Stoltz, the organization’s Director of Media & Public Relations.

To download a print-quality version of the poster, please click here.