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Meteorites and Rocks

Tektite, Indochinite. pastel pencils on hand-toned paper, 10” x 16”. 2015. Tekties are formed when a huge meteorite collides into the earth with such a force that it liquefies upon impact, mixes with earth material and is throne at high speed into the upper atmosphere. During this time the material cools and hardens preserving its splash melted shapes. Upon returning they have the classic outer space pitting and scars. Indochinite Tektites are the best known of the Tektites. They are usually found in a classic teardrop, dumbbell or Cigar shapes.
Wilson the Meteorite. pastel pencils on hand-toned paper. 6.25” x 8.75”. 2015.
Desert Glass. pastel pencils on hand-toned paper. 6” x 7.5”. 2015. Desert Glass is formed when a meteorite strikes sand and energy from the impact liquefies the sand. The silica dioxide in the sand solidifies into a semi-transparent crystal.
Iron Meteorite. pastel pencils on hand-toned paper. 5.5” x 8.25”. 2015.
Black Opal. Pastel pencil on hand-toned gouache paper. 2015.
Black Opal. Pastel pencil on hand-toned gouache paper. 2015.
Sikhote-Alin Meteorite. pastel pencil on hand-toned gouache paper. 10" x 10". 2016
Meteorites and Rocks
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Meteorites and Rocks

Various drawings of meteorites and rocks from 2015-2016

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