The Galactic Question Center

Neil Gibson. The colors are amazing and something at the top looks like mitochondria.
 

Ummmm, the first ones got jugs?
 

Kati Astraeir's piece demonstrates technical perfection. The depth of his art and the organic forms evoke powerful visions. His limited colour palette unifies the piece and at the same time shows an ability to create a masterpiece from a seemingly confined theme. It is by far the more impressive image. (Can anyone tell I take art?)
 

Kati Astraeir's piece.. the suggestion of forms brings to mind an idea of a thoughts' limbo.
 

Kati Astraeir's piece, at first glace, symbolizes hell to me. It's very raw, and somewhat morbid. I pick Neil Gibson. The picture isn't as sharp, which I would prefer, but it has a dreamlike quality, I think that is appealing. I'm also attracted to more soothing colors.
 

Kati Astraeir for the appealing technical skill and subject matter which makes me think of fairy folk peering from a forest.
 

Gibson.

Sepia flattens.
 

Although at first glance Kati's piece looks like something from Dante's "Inferno", & neither one is my favorite kind of art, I'd pick Kati for subject & depth.