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#alienday

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Benjamin Allocco Is Writing

Saw in theaters a few years back for an anniversary showing. Still hope to see it again for this latest run, but I've come down with a wicked head cold and I'm not sure I'll make it.

That said, if you haven't seen that film in the theater, even if you've seen it a hundred times, go!

It's a different experience than in the living room. Trust me.

#alienday#alienfranchise
Mattie

I started this illustration back in February after listening to the track The Liminal on Chelsea Wolfe’s new album. The lyrics made me think of Granger Taylor, a Canadian man who was never seen again after leaving a note for his family stating that he was going to leave his life on Earth behind and travel the stars with extraterrestrials. The concept also made me think of my late mother, who was fascinated by aliens and had a few anomalous light sightings herself! This drawing took me out of my comfort zone, but I really liked the idea and my mom has been on my mind lately, so I found the drawing process to be cathartic 🛸💚 #alienday #scifi

An illustration of a young woman/girl standing on top of a van with her arms outstretched as she communes with a trio of anomalous lights in the twilight sky before her. The scene is set on a dark forested back road, the yellow van (with a California plate that says BELIEVE) pulled over with the hazards on and the right-hand door open as if by some intuition, she knew exactly where to stop and get out. The girl herself is facing away from the viewer with her arms wide open in a welcoming gesture to the three lights in the sky. She wears a purple hoodie with a pink and orange ufo on the back, dark jean shorts with purple tennis shoes- colors that match the twilight sky. She’s Caucasian with long brown hair that blows in the wind. The lights look like vertical comets, long tails trailing behind them as they shoot upwards into the night sky. UFO, UAP, or whatever they may be, the young woman is ready to leave behind her life on earth and traverse the stars.
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BonnettsBooks

4/26/24 — Open 6-9p Mask recommended. No open drinks, please.

Happy ALIEN Day.
Here's a book feat. some of Earth's own weird flora & another about Humanity's early attempts to learn what's "out there," beyond our barely understood planet. This book combo also reminds me of the fictional film Capricorn One, about a conspiracy to fake the Moon landings, starring James Brolin; whose son Josh was the alien Thanos in the MCU.

An image of two book covers. On the left is "Simon & Schuster's Guide to Cacti and Succulents, edited by Stanley Schuler, Includes 301 full-color species, with complete description, information on cultivation, and helpful symbols to identify Plant Type, Minimum Temperature, and Place of Origin. Over 350 full-color photographs." This pale yellow cover has a close-up photo of a small, potted, spiny & bulbous cactus with a little yellow flower blossoming from it's top center. On the right is Michael Collins' "Carrying the Fire–An Astronaut's Journeys," forward by Charles A. Lindbergh. "The time was bound to come when there would appear one man with... an eye for the human aspects of moon travel..."–Newsday. This cover is a photo of a rocket lift-off. A Saturday V, only half clear of it's launch tower, begins it's rise to the sky on a plume of fire, clouds of exhaust smoke billowing outward asking the ground.
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