Alien beings and alien worlds have been adorning the covers of legendary sci fi novels for years. In fact, Art and science fiction go together like cheese and biscuits (or chocolate and more chocolate!).
Nothing compliments a fantastic science fiction story like a magnificent cover. Nowadays, though, there are limited numbers of artists capable of creating the sort of extra-terrestrial vista that a really great story deserves – and even fewer who can produce the sort of work that you’d like to hang on your wall. Such artists are indeed an endangered species!
But fortunately, endangered is not the same thing as extinct and I and delighted to have found at least one such artist – the amazing David Jackson aka RedBubble’s Alien Visitor.
Just take a look at the following images.
City in Flight

Who would not want to join the crew of this massive inter-galactic starship, trawling the universe in some long distant future? Who could resist reading the story behind this glorious image?
Party Headquarters

Reminiscent of the planet Trantor from Isaac Asimov’s ‘Foundation’ series. This is a world devoid of natural beauty – filled to the brim with city. But this image would not only inspire the average self-respecting sci fi enthusiast to buy the book, they’d be hard pressed not to want this one hanging on their wall too.
Green Hills of Home

What could compliment Robert A. Heinlein’s famous story The Green Hills of Earth better than this?
We pray for one last landing
On the globe that gave us birth;
Let us rest our eyes on the friendly skies
And the cool, green hills of Earth.
It yearns, it demands, to feature on any serious sci fi buff’s wall – a monument to a great author, a tribute to a glorious genre, a window to a fantastic world.
Be sure to check out David Jackson’s amazing collection of alien worlds at RedBubble.