Amalthea - Jupiter's tiny, close moon races above the roiling cloudtops
Jupiter Probe - a balloon probe floats amidst Jupiter's clouds
Europan Valley - icy canyons of Europa are stained with the organic residue of the ocean below the crust
Callisto - a full Jupiter is poised above the ancient cratered surface of Callisto
Eclipse by Gas Giant - cover of the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October 1977
Io In Transit - Io transits the disk of Jupiter as seen from Europa
Fragments of Comet Shoemaker Levy 9 impact Jupiter ; acrylic on board, 1994
A small comet plunges into Jupiter's atmosphere in this painting commisioned for Carl Sagan's book "Comet". acrylic on illustration board, 1987.
A hydrobot explores the ocean that is believed to exist beneath Europa's icy crust.
Jupiter is encircled by a diffuse system of very faint rings, best observed when backlit by the sun. - painting by Don Dixon for Scientific American
A crescent Jupiter is poised on the horizon of its icy moon Europa in this variation of artwork created for the May, 2004 cover of "Astronomy." Digital, 2004. ©…
The horizon is nearly 1,000 miles away in this rendition of the upper clouds of Jupiter. A deck of ammonium hydrosulfide clouds stretches below. Digital…
Volcano erupts just beyond the horizon of Jupiter's moon Io, whose surface is blanketed with sulfur compounds, giving it a yellow hue.
Pioneer 10 becomes the first spacecraft to visit Jupiter. Gouache on illustration board, 1974. © Don Dixon
Jupiter eclipses the sun as seen from its moon Io. frosts that precipitate on Io's surface while in Jupiter's shadow may sublime back into the gaseous state - acrylic and goache painting on illustration board; © Don Dixon, 1974
Jupiter seen from the Icy Surface of Europa
Cover painting for the October, 1999 issue of Scientific American for the story "Europa's Ocean." Mixed 3d rendering and photography. I sculpted "icebergs" in…
Io's Sodium Aurora - sputtering of high energy particles from Jupiter's radiation belt ionize Io's surface and thin atmosphere. The resulting cloud is entrained…