Thank you! I could have never imagined that I would be anyone's favorite space artist. I truly appreciate this.

In that case, you directly helped me to make this painting. Thank you!

Thank you!

Yes indeed :)

I'm glad you like them!

Thank you so much!

This is a digital painting I did in Photoshop. Thank you!

That's amazing! To me, brown dwarfs are one the most interesting objects out there. Thank you!

I based this on one of these Hot Jupiter atmosphere simulations. I'm not sure if it was of a Puffball Planet as there was no mention of it. Thank you!

Yes! There is still some wiggle space in planetary environments for us to explore. I am working on another picture featuring a massive gas giant and it's habitable moon. I'm not sure when I will be able to finish it though.

I too believe that ocean/atmospheric currents would be able to transfer some of the day side warmth into a night side creating somewhat even temperatures. Maybe this planet could be at the outer edge of it's star's habitable zone only having enough warmth to melt ice in the center of it's dayside.

It's a hypothesized type of a planet that due to it being tidally locked the effects of that might result in a planet with an ice free portion of a planet facing it's star while glacial sheet of ice creeps from the night side creating this Eyeball in space effect.

Also some red dwarf stars flare up in their poles instead of equator thus sparing the planets from the worst of the flare effects. As of now we just don't know. In the end I just wanted to paint an eyeball planet. I just think they are very cool. I do not know if any of them exist, I hope they do.