Terrestrial Magnets

A popular mash up!

ET the Extra-Terrestrial

Extra-terrestrial cartoonish cutie keeping the light out of its beautiful eyes.

It's ET with a wig!

P.W. I Know you are. But, what am I

I pity the fool… who doesn’t phone home.

Best friends.

ET Extra Terrestrial Retro Japanese

80s classic meets deity.

The lovable alien from one of my all-time favourite films. Still makes me cry every single time I watch it

Colored pencil drawing of a Box Turtle by Tim jeffs

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Inspired by the movie "E.T - the Extra-Terrestrial." I hope you like it! :)

A recreation of the cover of the gold-plated audio-visual disc on the Voyager I Space Probe inscribed with diagrams in the event that the spacecraft is found by intelligent life forms from other planets

combination of the E.T. and Alien theme

Terrestrial

I'm gonna sing the doom song now...

A collaboration between Olof Röckner and Dan Zetterström, celebrating the milestones achieved by those depicted. Thank you for your tireless work on this topic!

illustration

Protecting the Earth from the scum of the universe

My Name is ET!

ET The Extra Terrestrial - Alternative Movie Poster

Give Me Space Green Alien UFO Extra Terrestrial Aliens Heads

The Classic verson of our logo.

Area 51 Alien hand

ET in drag

A black and white fan art version of the famous alien.

Photograph of the moving terrestrial globe by Claude-Siméon Passemant. Passemant is also the author of the moving celestial globe. The two globes were originally intended for the Château de la Muette.

E.T. Xenomorph Surprise

Jelly fish remind of some extra terrestrial creature from outer space, aliens of the oceans undulating and floating in the currents.

Photograph of the moving terrestrial globe by Claude-Siméon Passemant. Passemant is also the author of the moving celestial globe. The two globes were originally intended for the Château de la Muette.

Who needs to build a spaceship when you have a flying bike?!

Mulder: Brown Mountain, Scully, that doesn't ring a bell? Scully: No... Mulder: Brown Mountain lights? It's a famous atmospheric phenomenon dating back nearly 700 years, witnessed by thousands of people, back to the Cherokee Indians. Strange multicoloured lights are seen to dance above the peak of the mountain. There's been no geological explanation, no scientific credible explanation at all. Scully: And, what does that have to do with these two? Mulder: Well, as I said, there is no credible scientific explanation, but there are those of us that believe that these strange multicoloured lights are really... Scully: UFOs. Extra-terrestrial visitors from beyond who apparently have nothing better to do than buzz one mountain o...

Protecting the Earth from the scum of the universe

Grey Aliens

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