“Three seven five one seven two seven” juxtaposes technical precision with nostalgic reverence, celebrating humanity's greatest adventure. This piece features patent diagrams of a spacesuit from the early 1970s meticulously rendered in white against a cosmic void of flat black matte and a moon scape from the heyday of science fiction comics.

On the right stands the sepia-toned figure of astronaut Scott Carpenter, one of NASA's original Mercury Seven. Selected in 1959, Carpenter piloted the Aurora 7 spacecraft in 1962, becoming the second American to orbit Earth.

The background's intersecting orbital calculations create a mathematical poetry against the absolute black, representing the precise calculations required for space travel. This technical blueprint aesthetic contrasts with the human element of exploration, highlighting both the scientific achievement and the profound human story behind space exploration.

For collectors who cherish the golden age of space travel, this piece serves as both a historical document and artistic tribute—a conversation between past innovation and enduring wonder. The mixed textures of gloss and matte surfaces create subtle dimensionality that rewards viewing from multiple angles, much like the multifaceted story of space exploration itself.

Perfect for those who find inspiration in both technological achievement and human courage, this artwork stands as a testament to an era when we first stepped beyond our world and forever changed our perspective of it.

Original Painting: 120cm x 120cm, Acrylic on canvas

Available Giclée Print Sizes (sizing chart): 50 x 50cm, 70 ×70cm, 80 × 80cm, 100 × 100cm, 120 × 120cm

Delivery: 5-10 days, depending on your location and shipping option.

Certification: All prints will come with a certificate of authenticity, signed and stamped by me.

High Quality Canvas
My Giclée canvas prints are crafted with high-quality, archival materials to ensure lasting durability and vibrant colors. Experience gallery-quality results on a semi-matte cotton canvas. The UV print technique ensures water and fade resistance, while the lightly textured surface adds depth and the look of the original canvas to the print.

The canvas is 344 gsm in weight and stretched onto wooden stretcher bars like the original. Once stretched, the final print will be around 20mm deep/thick on the side.

Framing
The floater frames are crafted from poplar hardwood, giving your canvas the appearance of floating within the frame. The frame is 1 cm (0.4”) wide from the front and 4 cm (1.6”) deep from the side. The frames come in black, white, and oak to suit any artwork. Optionally, you can receive your artwork without a frame if you would like to have it framed yourself. Note: Frames may vary slightly in color, finish, and spacing from example images.

Ready to hang
Each print comes ready to hang with pre-installed sawtooth hardware and rubber bumpers to protect your wall and keep your artwork perfectly aligned. 

Free Mockup
If you would like to see this artwork on your wall before you buy, you can send a photo of your wall, and I will create a mockup.
For best results, follow these steps:

• Remove any clutter from in front of the wall. It would be best if the wall were blank.

• Stick a piece of paper (with the size written on the sheet, i.e, “A4” or “Letter”), a Dollar/Euro, or ruler, to the wall as a size reference. 

• Take a natural, well-lit image of your wall. 

• Email your photo and the size of the print you’re interested in to studio@evansmade.com

• I’ll email your photoshopped image within 1-2 working days.

Shipping
There are a few shipping options depending on where you’re located and how you would like to have your artwork handled.
If you are in Europe or the U.K, I will print, pack, and ship your artwork and certificate of authenticity. 
If you are in the U.S., you have a few options: 1.) I will print, pack, and ship your artwork and certificate of authenticity. NOTE: This will incur larger shipping costs and possible import charges. 2.) I will have my printing partner in the U.S. print, pack, and ship your artwork, and I will send your certificate of authenticity separately.