Alien Covenant Mugs
Description: The USCSS Covenant was a colony spacecraft designed and manufactured by Weyland-Yutani to transport 2,000 colonists, 1,140 second-generation embryos, and its crew of 15, across vast interstellar distances to the planet Origae-6. The Covenant was equipped with MU-TH-UR, an artificial intelligence computer mainframe referred to simply as "Mother". In the early 22nd century, it went into orbit around a remote planet on the far side of the galaxy, discovering what the crew thought to be an "uncharted paradise", but was actually a "dark, dangerous" world, whose sole inhabitant was the Synthetic David 8, from the USCSS Prometheus.
Description: "It’s your choice now, brother. Which is it to be?" - David, Alien: Covenant. I commissioned Mattie Konig to draw both David and Walter. As you can see Mattie has creatively made both into one, they are of course two sides of the same coin. You can find more work by Mattie here https://mattie-draws.tumblr.com/
Description: The Egg Sack, roughly the size of a bird's egg, is able to sense the proximity of potential hosts, spewing a cloud of microscopic, insect-like spores called Motes into the air. The motes are able to group together, instinctively invading the host's body through open orifices, ultimately resulting in the gestation of a Bloodburster. The Egg sack is generally considered to be the first stage in the life cycle of the Neomorph species, and closely resembles the Glostrido tetani and Euniceral pathogenic fungi native to Planet 4.
Interplanetary Genetic Engineering Services Mug
by Syn's Geek Culture Emporium!
$13 $18
Description: The Prodigy Corporation was founded in 2110 by Boy Kavalier, the world's youngest trillionaire. Atom Eins served as Kavalier's second in command, and Kirsh as the corporation's Chief Scientist. It controlled Neverland Island and Prodigy City in the New Siam region of Earth. In 2120, Prodigy recovered the wreckage of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation commercial vessel USCSS Maginot after it crashed on Earth with Xenomorph samples onboard.
