Your name,
written by Earth.
Each letter is a real Landsat or Sentinel-2 scene where the geography spells the glyph. 5 pulls, one composite card.
Real places, photographed from orbit.
Every letter on the card above is a real place on Earth. The geography itself, rivers, dunes, glaciers, oil-pipeline scars, happens to form the shape of the letter when seen from a satellite. NASA's curators spent months combing the Landsat and Sentinel-2 archives to find them. You can verify each one yourself.
This card uses NASA's "Your Name in Landsat" image set, a curated archive of 72 satellite scenes where Earth's geography forms each letter of the alphabet. The Landsat scenes are public domain (USGS / NASA). The Sentinel-2 scenes come from the EU's Copernicus programme, which lets anyone reuse them with a credit. All of them were captured between roughly 2013 and 2024.
Skyborn arranges them into your name and prints the result as a numbered, holo-foiled card. The same image set Adam Voiland used for the 2017 children's book "ABCs from Space". Each pull reshuffles the variant chosen per letter, so your card is one of many possible arrangements.
Your name, on the wall.
The letters side by side, with the place each one was seen under it. The scenes are the ones on this card, so the print matches what you see here.
We only list the sizes these photos print well at. Sharp means 150 dots per inch or more. Good means 100 or more.
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A name card and a birth card make a pair. The name says where on Earth you read like; the birth card says what the sky was doing when you arrived.
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