First Contact Posters and Art Prints

Urban Gypsy Wearable – First Contact

Another Photoshop of Warhammer elements into old paintings

First Contact

Two cute little aliens have come for a visit

First Contact Futuristic Cosmic Connection

The beginning of the end.

an illustration from one of my old inktober drawing

Abstract illustration

An astronaut making first contact on an alien planet

Anime-inspired illustration

Alien Invasion First Contact

Witness an iconic moment in science fiction with "Encounter at the Edge of Tomorrow." This design captures a historic first contact as a 1950s retro-futuristic rocket meets an alien spacecraft near a mysterious celestial body. Embracing the era's sleek lines and atomic age aesthetics, the scene is imbued with hues of green and otherworldly blues against vintage tones, highlighting the alien encounter. This artwork is a dramatic and awe-filled portrayal of mankind's curiosity and the timeless dream of reaching out to the unknown. Perfect for classic sci-fi enthusiasts and Teepublic collectors, it's a piece that invites you to imagine the boundless possibilities of the universe.

An original 80s inspired design.

An astronaut making first contact with an alien

First contact Acrylics 11x14 paper

First contact with unknown but familiar life.

While we were boating on the Tasman Glacier Lake, we were lucky enough to see an iceberg roll over, revealing the gorgeous blue ice that had previously been hidden underwater. This was one of the few other boats that was in the area at the time -- its lucky passengers got to reach out and touch it. Later, our boat pulled up next to it and we were able to feel how smooth the ice was, as well as looking through its translucent blue ice at the sky. A very memorable experience!

digital art

By 2373, it was large enough to be seen from Earth during the day!

The father of warp drive!

A Japanese woodblock print of first contact on a distant alien world

Alien Human Astronaut first contact with martians

We sent records of humanity into space on the Voyager satellites. Sometimes, I think people and culture is elegant. Other times, I think we should have sent documents about cats on the internet and how desperate for connection we are. We are the lonely cat ladies of the universe.

we've contacted the humans ... but they think its DUBSTEP

This time with the REAL "First Contact" Crew.

cool and funny graphic illustration

P'nti Earth Literature Expert recently discovered the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and became intrigued with the character of Sherlock Holmes.

Let me introduce you to Dell, Sandia Mountain Information Station's hangar chief...and faux grump. Dell is a perfect combination of today's Clint Eastwood, and (the original) MacGyver. He can fix anything, he runs a tight ship (a particle of dust would not *dare* to land on one of his shiny engines!), and he's responsible for fixing the damaged caused by certain speedy-junkie pilots. *cough* Radar *cough* However, when those fixed up Sunfish class ships, like the Delta Dawn II, need to go out for a test flight...it's usually Dell at the controls teaching those "kids" a thing or two about flying. Hey Dell, can you sneak us poor Earth-humans one of those nifty floating lights, like the one in your picture?

T'ni was introduced to us in June 2016 as our new telepathy teacher. She worked with us for a year translating the Telepathy 101 Primer, which was published in December 2017. Since then, the Primer has been translated into more than a dozen languages.

The P'nti are a Star Nation who manage a facility beneath the Sandia Mountain on the eastern edge of Albuquerque. While those visited by the P'nti often see them with the black retractable lenses over their eyes, beneath them the P'nti have beautiful eye colors similar to our own but also including shades of lavender and amber.

Sometimes you get some really fun questions from the newest trainees at the Sandia Mountain Information Station. One of my favorites is, "Did you learn moonwalking on the moon?"

Meet Radar - the P'nti's very own Renaissance man. Radar is one of the Sandia Mountain Information Station's pilots, he is a stellar cartographer, and Earth-media specialist. He also plays a mean rock-n-roll guitar. Radar has an eclectic wardrobe of styles seen in the entertainment industry throughout history. Not to mention his collection of hats...which will be viewed here at a later date. Stay tuned - you never know what might happen when Radar is involved!

Children are considered a blessed and sacred part of P'nti culture. Even before they are born, the parents, family and teachers telepathically beginning communicating and sharing with the child.

Radar moonwalking on the moon

Zoot is a newly graduated trainee who is now beginning to work on one of the visiting mission team. When asked about his hat, he told us he always wore it backwards...unless he was in bright light, when he turns it right way around to use the brim to help shade his eyes. Zoot's favorite color is red...does it show?