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Describing the Unidentified: UFO drawings explained
Describing the Unidentified: UFO drawings click above image to see more alien drawings! |
Either way, saucer or chair, or flying candy, someone would try to explain rationally the phenomenon, as I would rationally describe my strange visual event! So thinking about our human need to describe and identify and our ability to only really describe something unknown by relating them to known things, I have come up with a drawing series in three parts.
Part 1: The unidentified object. The drawings here are attempts to describe objects seen flying in the sky but are not readily identifiable or are sort of identifiable but too strange to be a normal flying thing (plane, helicopter, typical flying saucer). The shapes I used for the unusual objects are actually dog toys. Dog toys are described with handwritten accounts as if they were seen flying in space.
Part 2: The identifiable flying object. These are things that one would readily know but don't look like typical UFO saucer. A flying chair, mailbox, lamp that are definitely flying and not being blown by the wind. So, a person sighting the flying chair could say, “it was a chair!” But it would still be in the realm of outer space vehicle because why would it be flying and how. And, no one would readily believe it happened as well, the sighter would probably question his or her vision.
Part 3: (in process) Believe: What I know about UFOs and outer space aliens comes from TV and movies and books. Therefore, there are a lot of presumptions about what a space creature is, looks likes, and wants from humans. I intend here to draw UFO things I know that come from pop culture like space beings either come in peace or come to kill humans. They come to study us or swipe our Earth resources. They are super smart because they could come up with a ship that can take them farther than just a neighborly moon. More to come with this part of my 3 part series.
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