Welcome to Blue Sawtooth Studio
September 3rd, 2010
Studio Weather... dry air, Hurricane Surf fading ...
Falcon 9 Maiden Launch, 6.4.2010 'Somewhere over the rainbow' STS 132 Atlantis launch
11 x 14 Study posted 6 14. 2010 11 x 14 study posted 5.14.2010
about the artist
email lbehrendt@cfl.rr.com
shooting STS 128 Endeavour from my 'regular' spot at the KSC press site (on the left)
Backyard Buddies seen today: ... 1st Ever Gator Flower!...
unique Space Coast art -- click on series images below to see stuff you like!
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Florida Wildlife Cape launch the Real Florida
... Blue Sawtooth is nestled in the pine and palmetto scrub in Malabar, on Florida's east coast. A short distance south of Cape Canaveral, the yard outside the studio loft is home to some of the wildlife that become the fine art images of Blue Sawtooth Studio.
The studio is named for the blueish sawtooth palmettos that
surround it. The
palmetto is a unique plant – tenacious, virtually indestructible, possessing
restorative qualities, and providing a nurturing natural habitat for wildlife. The name
and symbol reflects the continuing goal to observe and share the wonders around us, and provide an
illustrated record of the here and now, for present and future generations to
know
and to reflect upon. The site shares philosophy of St.
Francis of Assisi -- to go and only do good works. In keeping with that example, these offerings
are for you.
From the Cape: Active Mission/Next launch/News
Atlas V/Advanced EHF is wending its way to geo-synch after a boost stage had an anomaly. STS 133 now scheduled to launch November 1st. STS 134 pushes to February 26th of 2011.
June, 2010: Recent NASA findings now point to there being more water locked in underground minerals on the Moon than there is in the Great Lakes...
Spirit (stuck as it appears to be) during its travels has discovered evidence of ph neutral water on Mars, just what is needed to nurture life as we know it! (announced 6 2010, by NASA)
Falcon 9 -- SpaceX' Bulls eye! SpaceX ACED its first-ever Falcon 9 launch, on the first day scheduled, after a computer hold at t-2 seconds shut down an earlier attempt It lifted off at 2:45 pm EDT, June 4th from KSC SLC 40. Dragon 'dummy' payload now on station, orbiting 155 miles above the earth. Another demo maybe in September.
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