Ele Willoughby, PhD
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As described, my linocut is a space travel poster for a future where we all share the citizenship of Earth and can take rapid transport to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, known as the Galilean Moons (named after Galileo, who first observed them with a telescope. There’s a view of a section of Jupiter with big red spot and its moon Europa. Text reads “Take the Europa Express, your passport to the Galilean Moons.” There’s a hand holding a blue passport with a ticket in it. The passport has a stylized image of Earth with the symbol for Earth and the words “Earth Passport” on it. Each print is burnished by hand onto lovely Japanese kozo (or mulberry) paper in a creamy ivory colour, 8" x 10" (or 20.3 cm by 25.4 cm).
As described, my linocut is a space travel poster for a future where we all share the citizenship of Earth and can take rapid transport to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, known as the Galilean Moons (named after Galileo, who first observed them with a telescope. There’s a view of a section of Jupiter with big red spot and its moon Europa. Text reads “Take the Europa Express, your passport to the Galilean Moons.” There’s a hand holding a blue passport with a ticket in it. The passport has a stylized image of Earth with the symbol for Earth and the words “Earth Passport” on it. Each print is burnished by hand onto lovely Japanese kozo (or mulberry) paper in a creamy ivory colour, 8" x 10" (or 20.3 cm by 25.4 cm).
As described, my linocut is a space travel poster for a future where we all share the citizenship of Earth and can take rapid transport to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, known as the Galilean Moons (named after Galileo, who first observed them with a telescope. There’s a view of a section of Jupiter with big red spot and its moon Europa. Text reads “Take the Europa Express, your passport to the Galilean Moons.” There’s a hand holding a blue passport with a ticket in it. The passport has a stylized image of Earth with the symbol for Earth and the words “Earth Passport” on it. Each print is burnished by hand onto lovely Japanese kozo (or mulberry) paper in a creamy ivory colour, 8" x 10" (or 20.3 cm by 25.4 cm).
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