#alien asthetic

[thehighpriestexx420]

Dressed up all purty for a tarot video just to record the intro like 10 times because I was too self conscious lmao. I’ll try again when it’s not 3 am 👌

[creativethought]

UFO Selfie Cat 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

[clairepatroclus]

[talesofarcadiaoaks]

The way how Aja and Krel were literally fighting Aliens in Arcadia, while Jim, Claire and Toby were fighting trolls, and we just didn’t know anything about it, in TrollHunters.

[hifi-walkman]

Thoughts on that kids show from the 2010s that changed the course of my life:

So, season 1 of Steven universe is really clever, because it shows the world from the perspective of a child in such an effective way. For example, the plot.

The viewers become aware of homeworld as a threat in ocean gem, but the crystal gems (other than Steven) know homeworld is coming from episode 2.

The red eye is the first thing homeworld does to check on earth, and the crystal gems are *powerless* to destroy it until the laser light canon is used (and that's *old* gem tech, not even the new stuff!)

In serious Steven, Coach Steven, and Steven's lion the gems are actively working to dismantle structures they had previously left untouched for thousands of years. Why? In case the diamonds try to use them.

Even after lapis' two parter the extent of why and how the gems are preparing for homeworld to attack isn't spelled out.

Pearl is trying to *escape* just like lapis did in Space Race, she knows it's possible... She knows if they leave earth they can be safe. Warp tour shows more explicitly that homeworld was already coming before lapis left, that even though she was Steven's introduction to the concept, homeworld was already interested in earth for other reasons. In rose's scabbard, they're clearly cleaning up the battlefield to keep extra weapons out of homeworld's hands, as it happens right between two major homeworld episodes, and just barely before the finale itself. Steven may not have known homeworld gems were coming for them, but the crystal gems did, the message only told them just how little time they had to prepare for it.

When you're watching Steven Universe for the first time, all this context slips past, you don't consider the reasons for the crystal gems going on certain missions, because the viewer doesn't have the information to even realize there was anything to consider (because the crystal gems are obviously keeping that info from Steven early on). Only on a rewatch does the exact level of urgency weigh in on the viewer, only when looking back do they realize exactly how much danger Steven was in even in the first season. It's a really clever set of details.

[thedopedemon]

An old reference for alien i did a while ago

[teenagedirtbag88]

Greetings from Rome 📷🌚🐚🕸🕷👽

[noirkiss]

[neonli]

AlienSi!

My Oc that’s an alien based off of the Ujico*/Snail’s House Snailchan and Alienchan

The semi pixelated style and balloon were inspired by the music video Pixel Galaxy.

[spookypookiesthings]

My son. Him name Zoirp. 💚

[sra1gengibre]

👽estrangeiros???!?????alheios?????????👽

Nós somos todos um.

[heyitsdeni]

Doodling and watching a dramatic doctor show…I desperately want to play dnd but at the same time my anxiety lately would hate it!

[its-me-and-my-weirdcore]

your circuit’s dead, there’s something wrong

[vulpe-esque]

👾 alien vibes with this new skull haircut I've got going on now 🔥

[davidaster]

Hey I’m David aster, I’m an autistic non binary man who loves the androgynous alien aesthetic. What’s your aesthetic?

[kandicon]

Ngl I don't like a lot of Earthspark's visuals, but if there's one design that absolutely fucks (in an ace way) it's Starscream. He's got fuckin ears now. His smiles leave me dead on the spot. I don't even know his personality but I would happily let him kill me in unimaginably cruel ways <3