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This four-panel watercolor shows the imagined launch of the Psyche spacecraft, with a large group of young children and adults watching the launch with excitement.
Launch Day Jeremy Seidner Date: November 7, 2017 Major: computer science Genre/Medium: watercolor pencils on cold-pressed watercolor paper About the work: This piece... 12-02-2017
Two posters made from brightly-colored transparent acrylic cut and fit together; one shows the Psyche spacecraft, the other the asteroid. A colorful image is cast behind each poster when lit from one side.
Psyche Acrylic Pop Art Posters Caralie Cedarleaf Date: November 12, 2017 Major: sculpture Genre/Medium: transparent acrylic About the work: The Psyche Mission is possible today because... 12-02-2017
There are two white pieces made of layers of paper with different cut-outs, separated and framed by foam core. Each is lit from behind: One represents the asteroid's discovery in 1852 and one represents the mission's arrival at the asteroid in 2026.
Psyche: Then and Now Nikka Bacalzo Date: November 14, 2017 Major: Graphic Design Genre/Medium: white cardstock paper, foam core About the work: These two pieces that I cut... 12-02-2017
This painting shows a pixelated grey and metallic Psyche asteroid suspended in black space. Painted, pixelated lines of purples, pinks, and greys stripe horizontally across the asteroid.
Pixelated Psyche Sofia Garcia Date: November 15, 2017 Major: painting Genre/Medium: watercolor pencils on cold-pressed watercolor paper About the work: I incorporated the... 12-02-2017
This piece is based on the Japanese art style of Notan, in which designs are cut into black paper and reflected to the outside, creating a mirror image. This piece is the shape of the Psyche spacecraft filled with other space exploration images.
A History of Space Exploration Brianna Orrill Date: November 17, 2017 Major: astrobiology Genre/Medium: paper About the work: This piece is based on the Japanese art style of Notan,... 12-02-2017
This photograph shows the full-size Psyche spacecraft outline drawn in sidewalk chalk. The bus (body) was completed by the artist, Brianna, but individual squares on the solar panels were filled in by children and visitors with any space image they chose.
Psyche Street Art Brianna Orrill Date: November 30, 2017 Major: astrobiology Genre/Medium: chalk on concrete About the work: I created street art for ASU’s Earth and... 12-02-2017