Wispy white cirrus clouds cover dark skies glittering with stars in Roman De Giuli’s “Heaven”. Or so it appears. In reality, these skyscapes are made with watercolors, ink, and acrylic paint. The vistas are gorgeous regardless of whether they’re driven by turbulent convection (as in the atmosphere) or the Marangoni effect (as in this video)! (Video and image credit: R. De Giuli)
“Heaven”







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