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Rocket Blueprints

Our story

FOR THE
CURIOUS.

I’ve always been fascinated by rockets, spacecraft and the engineering behind space exploration. Not just the launches, but the drawings, calculations and technical details that made them possible.

Fig. 01 — Saturn V, Navy edition

01The purpose behind the prints

“Space exploration deserves to be appreciated, studied, and displayed.”

Omar and his wife, the founders of Rocket Blueprints

Rocket Blueprints grew out of that fascination. What started as collecting and restoring historical NASA technical drawings gradually became a way to share that history through artwork.

Today, the collection also includes astronomy prints, Solar System posters and imagery inspired by the universe beyond our planet.

Whether you’re an engineer, a lifelong space enthusiast, or simply someone who looks up at the night sky with curiosity, there’s always something new to discover.

02Why those details matter

The small details
tell the story.

A labeled component, a cross-section of an engine, or the intricate structure of a spacecraft can tell a story that photographs alone cannot.

The complete Saturn V blueprint drawing
  • Detail A: a close-up of the Saturn V drawing at print resolution

    ADetail A shown at print resolution

  • Detail B: a close-up of the Saturn V drawing at print resolution

    BDetail B shown at print resolution

  • Detail C: a close-up of the Saturn V drawing at print resolution

    CDetail C shown at print resolution

From archive to wall

Many historical NASA drawings were never meant to become wall art. Some survive as aging documents and faded scans.

That’s what inspired me to begin restoring them: keep the character of the original, and make every line and annotation easy to appreciate in print.

Restored Saturn V print, White edition
Original 1967 Saturn V archive drawing
Before · 1967 archiveAfter · Restored print

03How a print is made

From drawing
to your wall.

  1. 01

    Collect

    Historical NASA technical drawings of the rockets and spacecraft that made exploration possible.

  2. 02

    Restore

    Lines, annotations and engineering details cleaned up, keeping the feeling of the original document.

  3. 03

    Print

    Printed to order on premium archival paper, in matte or glossy.

  4. 04

    Ship

    Blueprints roll into a protective tube. Smaller posters ship flat. Sent from Arizona.

04Beyond the blueprints

Two sides of
the same curiosity.

Some people are fascinated by the mechanics of a rocket engine. Others love the colors of distant nebulae or the rings of Saturn. Both deserve a place in the collection.

Hubble Space Telescope blueprint

The machines

The technical drawings celebrate human ingenuity: the spacecraft, engines and engineering that make exploration possible.

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James Webb Space Telescope view of the Cosmic Cliffs in the Carina Nebula

The destinations

The astronomy prints celebrate the destinations, discoveries and extraordinary environments that keep inspiring exploration.

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The idea

CURIOSITY,
MADE VISIBLE.

There’s always another detail to notice, another story to uncover, and another reason to look up.

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