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Artists featured above:
Top left: “Metal Clouds” by Finn Witt
Top right: “Psyche String Theory” by Angela Wroblewski
Bottom left: “Light Curves” by Levi Keatts
Bottom right: “Spiraling Hope” by Julia Greteman
Want to see even more amazing space art? Here’s some #JWSTArt alongside a similar Psyche Inspired work!
Credit: Jessica McGowan, #JWSTArt (left); Chris Vasquez, Psyche Inspired (right)pic.twitter.com/PgJNUT89rT
Both #JWSTArt and Psyche Inspired show how we can draw inspiration from the universe. 
Credit: Chase Mortensen, Psyche Inspired (left); Ειρήνη Παραστατίδου, #JWSTArt (right, rotated)pic.twitter.com/lX72328b6r
Check out our full #JWSTArt gallery here: https://go.nasa.gov/3khxnMX
And Psyche Inspired’s gallery here: https://psyche.asu.edu/galleries/artwork/ …
Credit: Ashley Zelinskie, #JWSTArt (left); Monica Moreno, Psyche Inspired (right)pic.twitter.com/BO4Tdidk9E
Ohhhhh MAN, these are fantastic 
That would be an excellent 'black light' poster like the old black velvet posters back in the day
Hey hey I recognize that hyper color "orbital insertion" piece I did!
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