Aliens in Car Love Rain

a dissapointed Xenomorph from Aliens sitting on a bench and crying as its life falls apart

1994, Wes Anderson style, symmetry, nerdy teenage boy wearing school blazer shirt and tie, sitting in back of car, frontal, color film --ar 3:2 --style raw --s 250

three friendly aliens sitting in an office, they are arguing about how to design the website for their company.

3 small grey alien (all males, wearing turtleneck black bodyfit jumpsuit, and with pale greyish skin, huge dark eyes) sitting under a big oak tree and talking to a group of young people, in a friendly manner. Friendly contact, initiated by humans. --ar 16:9 --p 4h3co63

couple in their early 30s sitting in the trunk of a car, the couple is covered with a dark green blanket. The car is located in the countryside. During sunset. Golden hour lighting. --ar 16:9 --v 5.0

the real buddha sitting in the rain and a cobra head covers him from the rain, epic, divine --ar 16:9

Look out the window, all I see is rain And the whisper, calling out her name Turn around, let's realize the one we so adore And her song, sung forevermore Is it too late? Am I too late? Oh why can't forever last? Why can't we change the past? Dry your tears my friend, all is not lost yet We're fighting the fear of losing a losing game This song's for us, of past present and future There's no use questioning when my heart will beat again Is it too late? Am I too late? Oh why can't forever last? Why can't we change the past? Is it too late? Am I too late? Oh I know forever doesn't last I know we can't change the past

artistic Painting portrait of a 25 year old man, dark black hair, light but dark beard and brown eyes, light skin tone, sad and somber expression, rough navy blue shirt, outdoor sitting on the bench, natural lighting --ar 16:9

Image or poster with the drawing style of Drew Struzan. We are in the 50s. We see a man dressed as a circus clown, crying in the rain and at night. Visual style by Drew Struzan.

aliens playing poker and smoking cigars in cowboy hats inspired by the dogs playing poker artwork by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge