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Creating the Cosmos With Ink, Paint & Water

Dec 23, 2010 01:30 PM

Artist Pery Burge uses water, paint and ink to create images that look like they might have been captured by the Hubble Telescope or under the super-zoom of a powerful microscope.

"I use a Canon EOS 500D digital camera with EF100mm F2.8 macro lens and Speedlite 420EX flash, a bowl and a variety of inks and paint. I work at home, choosing positions with optimum lighting conditions – I try to shoot in full sunlight."

Abstract colorful swirl pattern with shades of purple, green, and white.

Abstract colorful swirls and patterns on a dark background.

Colorful abstract representation of a cosmic scene with swirling colors resembling gas clouds and stars.

$Abstract colorful fractal design swirling in a circular pattern.$

Colorful abstract image with swirling patterns and textures.

Colorful abstract cosmic design resembling a nebula or galaxy.

Close-up of a colorful abstract design with fluid patterns and vibrant colors.

Abstract blue and purple swirls resembling a cosmic scene.

Colorful abstract swirl pattern with vibrant hues.

Abstract colorful digital art.

Previously, Science Inspires Art: 365 Amazing Petri Dish Paintings.

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