• Todo comienza con el pensamiento lógico de hacer algo propio de mis pensamientos de la existencia de la vida, más allá de nuestra propia estrella, es decir, de nuestro planeta tierra, la vida de la vida alienígena entre nosotros; así se fue plasmando las primeras líneas del dibujo, que muestran el primer rostro, sobre el soporte, los detalles del rostro, como cualquier ser viviente, con sus ojos, nariz y boca, pero junto a ese rostro de colores opacos, aparece otra cara algo diferente y expresión de asombro total...

• Continuo con el trabajo, y el colorido de los rostros, no se parece en nada al nuestro, ya que se muestran entre grises, verdes y naranjas, además mientras avanzo en la realización de la obra, los rostros van presentándose, como especies humanoides, con diferencias muy marcada, con relación a la tez de cada uno de ellos, como especies de otro planeta entre cada uno de nosotros, algunos de género femenino, como otros masculinos.

• Observen muy bien, porque los rostros siguen apareciendo, con diferencias más notables, porque a lo lejos a medio asomar una dama de tez morada y labios rojos, mira de frente al ave que busca la semilla, mientras que otra especie de piel vede similar a la de un lagarto.

• Para hacer resaltar cada uno de los rostros presentes, pinte el fondo con unos matices de azul oscuro, con las esferas de las estrellas interplanetarias en el fondo, como lo muestra la imagen.

• Intensifique un poco los colores, e incorpore un montaje de presentación sencillo, para así poder presentarles la ilustración artística titulada:

HELLO! HELLO! HELLO!

and
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026.

Good morning, Hive friends! This is Angélica García. I hope you are all doing well, and above all, happy, and that you have a brighter future ahead. It is a pleasure for me to bring you this new artistic publication, a new illustration that affirms the belief that we are not alone in the universe, which I hope you will enjoy.

Title: We See Faces, We Do Not Know Their Universal Origin...

Author: Angélica García.

Technique: Graphite pencil, watercolor, white acrylic, and colored pencils on cardboard.

Note: The sequence of photographs and images for this illustration were taken with a Canon PowerShot A480 digital camera. Some details necessary to achieve the desired effect were added using Adobe Photoshop, and the slides were converted to JPG format with PowerShot. point.

We see faces, but we don't know their universal origin.

Friends who believe in the alien world, I want to express, through this illustration, the universal belief in existing human beings, transformed into faces or features, with similarities in some aspects as well as differences, which are shown in this illustration, which I created in the following way.

• It all begins with the logical thought of creating something based on my own thoughts about the existence of life beyond our own star, that is, beyond our planet Earth, the life of alien life among us; Thus, the first lines of the drawing began to take shape, showing the first face on the surface. The details of the face, like any living being, with its eyes, nose, and mouth, but alongside this face of muted colors, another face appears, somewhat different, with an expression of utter astonishment...

• I continued with the work, and the colors of the faces bear no resemblance to our own, as they appear in shades of gray, green, and orange. Furthermore, as I progressed with the artwork, the faces began to emerge as humanoid species, with very marked differences in their complexions, like beings from another planet among us, some female, others male.

• Look very closely, because the faces keep appearing, with more noticeable differences. In the distance, a woman with purple skin and red lips is partially visible, looking directly at the bird searching for the seed, while another creature with green skin, similar to that of a lizard, is also visible.

• To make each of the faces stand out, paint the background with shades of dark blue, with the spheres of interplanetary stars in the background, as shown in the image.

• Intensify the colors slightly and incorporate a simple presentation montage to present the artistic illustration titled:

We see faces, but we don't know their universal origin.

Friends of Hive, the universe is infinite, and within that vastness, there are countless planets that we know as stars, but they are planets, and if within my Understanding that the universe is life, therefore each of those stars harbors life, for this reason I am sharing my enlightened perception and belief in the universal humanoid diversity coexisting among us...

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely,

Angélica García.