Alien Contact Tapestries

Mars is B-A-D

This oil painting is inspired by the works of Pieter Bruegel the Elder and presents medieval contacts with alien civilizations.

From the often ignored, and pretty damn strange, "Making Contact", this is the baritone alien influenced Fletcher.

digital creation

Four Color pop Art Style Alien Eye Contact illustration by jumitu404.

Alien Invasion First Contact

Vibrant urban-style alien in neon colors

AI Generated Futuristic Sci Fi Concept Art Created and Edited by AfroMatic

Urban Gypsy Wearable – First Contact

1st conact with alien. The start of new Journey.

'Make Contact' design inspired by the new Tv Show 'Roswell, New Mexico'.

Contact T Shirt best gift for your friend

version with the great pyramids on the background

Show your support for one of the best paranormal podcasts around by sporting our unique design.

Cute alien in a flying saucer design. Inspired by the ufo/uap sighting by pilots of the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group who described the infrared footage as looking like a 'tic tac'. Instead of flying in a tic tac shaped unidentified flying object, this cute little alien is handing out mints.

alien ufos destroying population

'Liz and Max: Make Contact' design inspired by the characters in the new Tv Show 'Roswell, New Mexico'.

Maybe they try to connect with us through meditation)

Alien goddess. Surreal scifi art

Two cute little aliens have come for a visit

A little bit of humor concerning our little green friends. This would make a great light-hearted gift for anyone who believes in life out there!

'Keep Calm and Watch Roswell' design inspired by the new Tv Show 'Roswell, New Mexico'.

'Keep Calm and Watch Roswell' design inspired by the new Tv Show 'Roswell, New Mexico'.

Cow driving a flying saucer with a las vegas plate and wearing a love written blue t-shirt and boom sign behind

cool and funny graphic illustration

One of the most important films of my life

Orion Starseed Ascension

Alien Human Astronaut first contact with martians

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.

First Contact

Flying Saucer Alien Attack.Roswell New Mexico.

IMC - International Machine Consortium - 北海道 - 日本 (the japanese letters read "Hokkaido - Japan"). Inspired by the 1997 movie "Contact". Please note that the print is deliberately distressed to give an aged, retro appearance.

'Liz and Max: Make Contact' design inspired by the characters in the new Tv Show 'Roswell, New Mexico'.

Cute alien holding candy in a flying saucer design. Inspired by the ufo/uap sighting by pilots of the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group who described the infrared footage as looking like a 'tic tac'. Instead of flying in a tic tac shaped unidentified flying object, this cute little alien is only here to collect candy.

Step into the extraordinary as you witness the profound encounter depicted in 'Beyond Boundaries.' In this captivating scene, a human extends a handshake to an extraterrestrial being, transcending the limits of earthly norms. Experience the intergalactic connection, where cosmic greetings and unearthly diplomacy create a moment of galactic significance. Join this transcendent handshake that signifies not only an interspecies interaction but also the dawn of a new era in interplanetary relations. Immerse yourself in the cosmic narrative of alien encounters and diplomatic agreements, as humanity extends a welcoming hand beyond the boundaries of our planet