Earth as a Pale Blue Dot photographed by Voyager 1 Notebook

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Earth as a Pale Blue Dot photographed by Voyager 1 Notebook

By: Jon Baran

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A distant Earth appears as a thin crescent of pale blue and rust tones suspended in infinite darkness, captured by the Voyager 1 spacecraft from billions of miles away. Fine grain and subtle color shifts across the frame evoke the profound isolation of our planet, rendered in cool blues and warm amber against the void. Bound with 52 pages of 70lb paper, lined or unlined, behind an anti-scuff matte cover with wraparound artwork, made to order. Notes and sketches kept behind an independent artist's work, not a plain composition cover.

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

About This Piece

Earth as a Pale Blue Dot photographed by Voyager 1

By: Jon Baran

Jon Baran

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About The Artist

I specialize in digitally enhancing famous paintings from the public domain using graphic design tools. I also enjoy working on my own original artwork and I have created hundreds of skylines! I call myself a "digital artist" and I studied Computer Art at the prestigious High Technology High School in Lincroft, NJ.