kerravonsen | Name That Planet!

Hello all you imaginative people! I have decided on the names for all the pictures in the previous round of Name That Painting, if you want to go look. Could you be so kind as to help me again? This time I've gone a bit mad on doing planetscapes (because I couldn't just stop at Monda Mondo). These are all acrylic pour paintings which have been digitally manipulated to turn them into planets. I could just name them "Planet 1, Planet 2" and so on, but it would be nicer if they could be called something more interesting. All suggestions welcome, because even if you think it is lame, it could still jog my mind in new directions towards a good name.

I will, as ever, update this post with final painting names when I've decided. 8-)

Planet #1 "Axial Tilt"

Planet #2 "Twin Planets"

Planet #3 "Terra Nova" (thanks to

jaxomsride)

Planet #4 "Arrakis" (thanks to

dawnmist)

Planet #5 "Tourmaline" (thanks to

ysabetwordsmith)

Planet #6 "Werel in Summer" (from Ursula Le Guin's "Planet of Exile")

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Planet 1 -- Mango Tango
(laughs) No, I don't think so.

Planet 2 -- The Dragon and the Princess. Look closely: The Dragon is in the lower left corner, head pointed down, wings up. The Princess has red hair, her arms reaching up, and a flowing white dress.
I'm afraid I can't see either one.

Planet 4 -- Plumrise
Hmmmm, I rather like that.

Planet 5 -- Tourmalinia
Is Tourmaline that colour?

Planet 6 -- Mantis. Look at the very bottom, the mantis head is facing forward.
I can't see that one either.

Tourmaline is those colors among others. It's famous for having rich, blended colors often with two or three in the same stone.

http://www.geologyin.com/2018/04/tourmaline-species-and-color-varieties.html

Mmmm, pretty.

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