More Moo's Cyclops

Landing NASA Pathfinder - Acrylic on Canvas 120cm x 90cm

What if HG Wells was right, and Mars was inhabited by an intelligence vastly superior to our own. What would they think of the long, drawn-out landing of the bouncing NASA Pathfinder? They'd probably get really bored, very quickly and blast it with their heat ray.

Encounter on the Ice - Acrylic on Canvas 120cm x 90cm

Before launching an invasion, the martians will send out recon units to every corner of the earth. Here, a martian tripod watches on as Soviet submarine watches it. The martian would probably just blast the submarine with its heat ray and the Soviet navy would keep it secret, claiming the sub went down after a collision with an iceberg.

Exploration of the Moon - Acrylic on Canvas 120cm x 90cm

If Mars was inhabited by an intelligence vastly superior to ours, it would make sense that they will already be on our moon. In this painting a martian tripod has been woken up by the arrival of man, pissed off and cranky, after a long lazy sleep in a lunar crater.