Sean Brady's Page

I sometimes find that I've tied myself in knots trying to justify the rationale behind the filling in of a few holes in my own paintings. I had just wondered if there was a particular line of research behind the placement of your hardware.

A few years ago I'd asked another artist why he'd designed his martian life support suits the way he had and I got back an amazing essay with links to all sorts of websites and articles that I still use to this day. It's always worth asking the question "why" sometimes.

What are you working on at the moment?

Jackie

Well said, Sean!!!
I Wish I could be one of those crew members taking a sip of ice cold Martian water....the next Giant Leap for All Mankind!!!

Thanks! Actually, the website isn't quite "ready for prime time" yet - but at least it finally exists! I've started to use the URL - here and a few other places, and the fact that people are seeing it now lights a fire under me to get it closer to a finished state!
--Steve

Cheers Sean! already enjoying the films/images!

Thanks. Having been accused of having an affliction on the IAAA list, I wonder if it's because I'm gone InSANe. Must admit that I'd not been following the InSANe matters too closely, but thought I'd better not miss out on astronomical art discussion and new works. Thus far I've avoided the social networks.

I hope I can change the picture, as the cropping in Gimp went a little
further than I thought. The full image was taken by Aldo at the Death
Valley Workshop in 2005.

Thanks & best wishes
Krishna

thanks for your comments Sean, I'm interested in the metaphysical effects of technology on the human race, as was the late great JG Ballard, but have developed a keen interest in Mars exploration. Maybe as a counter to our earthly failings.

Thanks a lot for your welcome, Sean.
I'm enjoying your site just now, it's very nice, appreciated.
Bye

Andrea

I, too, like the contrast the blue makes! And if it was your intention, I sure have no problem with it!